... to support foreign bondholders, In carrying out fatare reforms the Liberal party would have to shake off “ those miserable Whigs.” ia Parliament were what the people mare them, and they muet be their servants, and net their dictators. MR. FORSTER, M.P ...

... WHERE ARB THE WHIGS P Never till now, says ths St. Stephen's Review, hss the abject oondition of the Whig, been openly acknowledged. A semblance ot sopremacy bas always remained with tbem, but now it is over. By the free confession ot L^rd Hartington ...

... offence that was But for these things, perhaps, the selection of Mr. en to the Whig of the club dinner this berlain as chairman and avowed effect upon would not have had oue of the rolls of the club. ‘of them—would have had the courage not three themselves ...

... A WHIG AND TORY COALITION. The London Chronicle aaya It is reported that new political coalition, with the Duke of Argyll its head, is in contemplation. Lord Salisbury belie>ed to be willing join Bach a combination, and la said that its proudest hope ...

... THR ‘‘ WHIGS WERE HOLLOW SHAMS.' ‘Several hours were spent over the rvmdlnga of a courtmartial on Commander Heron, who was dismissed ‘theservice. His supporters declared that the evidenoce against him was tainted, and very much °“B‘ua ~and that in t ...

... Mr Chamberlain on the very points on which Mr Chamberlain's utterances had frightened and disgusted the five or six superior Whig reepeotabilities. Is it not evident that admission to membership in the Club bearing Mr Cubden's name was far more I strained ...

... WHAT WILL THE WHIGS DO The Bt. Stephen** Review argue* that the surrender of the word Tory be necessary secure the adhesion of the Whigs to the cause of order, it ought, time-honoured it is, to be abandoned. Is this a time/* the Bt. Stephen's asks, “to ...

... hand, and the Whigs and the Radicals on the other. The gist of Mr. Laeouchere’s article is to show that the Radicals ought to break with the Whigs; while one of Mr. Auberon Herbert’s main objects is* to show how difficult it is for the Whigs to break with ...

... MR. JOSEPH ARCH ON THE WHIGS. A of Radicals was held at Hull, on Tuesday night, at which Mr. Joseph Arch wus selected as their candidate to oppose the sitting Liberal members at the next election. In the course of an address Mr. Arch said the Egyptian ...

... THE WHIG PRESS. the Editor of the Exeter and Plymouth Gazette. perusing and studying the Press of the »w«fnric Whig party for the past three years, I can find than advocacy of Atheism, Republicanism, aud Revolution, coupled with apologies for war, ...

... “ Evory man, I think,” says the Whig historian, “ ought to be at liberty to discuss the evidence of roligion ; but fo ought to be at the unwilling ears and liberty to force on eyes of others sounds and sights which must cause annoyance and irritation ...

... -+h leads to the eof the Whigs ussian right to dev ver. They allege | the fear of a ris wins, which Rus: at our Forcign-of ladstone’s sht, therefore, t extent to increase the » the Kilia bra at all of this beral, and the nearvatives Will sposed to be ...