... belong. It not a Whig but Radical policy which has ruled since April, 1880, and when Mr. Gladstone shall have ceased to lead the Liberal party, what reason have we to suppose that his successor will be a Whig, or that even there a Whig figure-head to the ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE GOVERNMENT. The Morning Post says the political horizon grows no clearer days pats. “The dangers which threaten us abroad increase rather than diminish, and the trouble at homo shows no sign of lessening. For the moment the public attention ...

... WHIGS AND RADICALS. The Standard considers that by far the moat important and suggestive part of Mr. Smith's speech at the mooting last night of tho London and Westminster Working Men’s Association that which referred to the relations of the Whigs—or ...

... LADIES LINDORKS.-Part V. M BLEY'S OP OXFORD SPORE IN GERMAN FOREST-COUNTRY REMINISCENCE A MARCH. LADIES IN ICELAND. THIS WHIGS* LAST CHANCE. OUR FRENCH ALLY IN EGYPT. ...

... of the suffrage and the redistribution seats, and attributed their inaction to the fear of damaging the power of the great Whig Houses. Referring to himself, Mr. said believed that before many mouths were over be in his place in Parliament, and exercising ...

... Commons it is not likely that the House Lords would take the responsibility rejecting it. But if an occasional alliance between Whigs and Conservatives should diminish the majority in the House of Commons important clauses the bill the House of Lords would ...

... Furness and the editions Dyce and Singer, has produced perhaps tho best acting version of the play tho stage Has known Northv.rk Whig. Bickers and Son, 1, Leioeator-sqoare; and at tho Theatre. Price One Shilling. ...

... Variorum of and the e Ittioos and Binder, has produced {» rhaps tbe bo-t nct'mj vorsioa or the play the ii«B known ’* —Northern Whig. Uiokers and Son, 1, Leicester-aqnaro; and the Theatre . Price One ;billing. Now Ready, Edition, Enlarged and Revised, price ...

... indobtwlnesi to th« Variorum of Furness and the o litlous and Siuirer has produced the bod aotiug vewlon the play thy bus known Whig. lliokors and Sou, 1, Leicester.square; and at the Theatre, Price One shdhuK. FARMING Shoit Mttuual ift t. , Experience Husse* ...

... Lord Lymington gave notice, with regard to the Irish policy of the Government, received the approval of several members of the Whig party. It is expected, states the Daily News, that the House of Lords will be invited to consider a motion calling upon the ...

... narrower than ou Mr. Gibson’s amendment. The Irish party will probably voce against tb« resolution. On the other hand, several the Whig members who voted for Mr. Gibson’s amendment have intimated that they will support the Government on the main question. The ...

... drift, encouraged it, and the Whigs persuaded themselves for the sake of Liberal unity that aimed nothing but the examination of system and the reform of unjust law.*’ What that Liberal unity was really worth, for which the Whigs have made such sacrifices ...