... contentea. The Government are passing, or have con plation, measures directed against everyt that Constitutionalists, whether Whigs or Tories, have held dear, and the Marquis of Hartington, representative of the landed interest, not merely approves but lends ...

... resignations would follow if the decisions of the conference were accepted by the Cabinet on their rule of procedure, for the Whigs are quite alive to the dangers they may run from leaving the redistribution scheme to the chances of being settled Radical ...

... communion and ' ar emly to ruritan section, and when James TT manifested a desire to restore Roman Catholi cism joined the Whig party, and looked with S godless Evolution which pIW William oi Orange and Mary upon the throne his adherence being Rewarded ...

... night's debate, the Freeman's Journal says:—Mr. Gladstone has had a relapse. He has relapsed into Whiggery. He was in his worst Whig form yesterday. He has been often disappointing and sophistical. Yesterday he was positively disingenuous and disheartening ...

... Earl Granville, is opposed by the chairman of the standing orders committee. The Duke of Bedford is described by Dod as a Whig, the Earl of Devon as a Liberal-Conservative, who was formerly Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, and the Earl of Aberdeen ...

... all great Whig landowners was conscious that perhaps something liko a cold shudder was creeping ever the genial face of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs—(loud laughter)—because he proceeded to point out that the mammoths of the Whig party, whose ...

... Government, Mr. Pugh and Mr. Willyanis, and 13 members of tbe Parnellite section went with the Opposition. Some of tbe Irish Whigs are said to have turned their backs on tbe Ministerial Whips, and declined to vote at all. Tbe consequence is, that tbis morning ...

... to find that six or seven —the figures are Mr. Chamberlain's, but we believe they are much larger—of the steady-going Whigs who formed the backbone of the club should have withdrawn under these circumstances. Liberals of the type of Mr. Goschen and ...

... Wings. That their Bremen and Verden the war o. 1718. That tiiev forced George 1. into a war with Spain* 1727 1739. „ Tiiat Whigs made three years' Parliaments i' seven. That they were in power when the cause of American war arose. That they resolutely ...

... election candidates stood for Blackburn, Stalybridge, and Ashton, and at Blackburn their party voted for a Tory, and for a Whig at Stalybridge, and Ashton they did not voto at all, then the Irish vote would be nowhere ; their power would be neutralised ...

... political affairs has been since the Reform Bill of 1832 one of constant struggle on the part of the Radicals against the Whigs. The former it is seen are gaining the day—at all events the present Administration, and, strangely enough, the consequences ...

... on him. That versatile and ready debater had no difficulty in showing that the Irish Secretary had completely forgotten the Whig traditions in which he had been brought up, and was promulgating views which had been denounced as heterodox the arch-priest ...