... mistaken if what SIR CIIALES DILKE c had to say on this subject will cause a twvinge of alarm to even the most timorous of Whigs. I-e is , in favour, it is true,, of admitting those who i, happento dwell beyond the limits of the towns to the privilege ...

... officer remained, and was not ashamed to pre- sent himself to the electors of Mallow. For what had they to thank the present Whig Government? Three years ago they would have let the Irish people starve but for the charity of the world; and why need he delay ...

... tiey of interest, Conservative Westminster euds the rich and extensive Grosvenor estate, propertv of the wealthiest of our Whig peers. e:-l Chelsea embodies the aristocratic suburbs of usin on, Notting Hill. and Bronipton, whose ,lays m would naturally ...

... sand called on the two most prominent of the i electors.-namsly, Sir Denhens Norrevs, lord of the sOil, Po] aod once hnmself Whig representative of the borouh tha and the Rey. Canion Wigmorle, the parishl priest. The letter, however, it is folly undrsrtood ...

... and a very possible, county candi- date. The Radical section of the party in Ipswich should look to this matter, for their Whig friends might not be dceply grieved at the withdrawal of Jesse Collings, even at the proverbial eleventh hour. -TaE Rev. Wickham ...

... support the Whig party, Earl Spencer let Kyles Joyce be hanged though Joyce protested with his dying breath tbat he was innocent, and that was done to please English Wbigs. He would, therefore, ask them not to support either Tories or Whigs, but stand ...

... war, 'but their chief had wiser ideas as to the issue, and cautiously held them back. He was also dexterous in upsetting the Whig Reform Bill, and In manipulating the Tory party into the promotion of Household Suf- ( frage. But admitting his adroitness ...

... ' by two me~mbs'rsof: the Cabinet- should be set on one side.'by an Under-Secretary., 'Mr Morle, - i his suspicion of the Whigs, is too hasty. 'e might, have waited. at least until the Egyptian Question had alittle more'developed. As-it'is,:no One outside ...

... the Treasury bench were willing to provide them, would have done much better to acquiesce with the docility of well-tamed Whigs in all Ministerial measures. On the whole, one must agree with the Daily 2Niewus that this remorseful disparagement of the ...

... give that universal satisfaction which one would expect to find existing in such a happy family as the Liberal party. He is a Whig, and his defections on Irish agrarian policy,, a well as those of his brother, have not been for- gottn,, and scarcely forgiven ...

... recited. There is a danger other ithan that to which Sir Charles Dilke referred. There is some fear that Radicals in permeating Whigs may be permeated by them. In a mixture of stronger and weaker elements the stronger loses what the weaker gains. At present ...

... neither Whig nor inclined to territorialism. Mr. Fawcett is tbe son of a brewer, and Mir. Mundella the a' son of an Anglicised Italian. These are the t' balance of a small modicum of Whimrery in the It lower rnks of the Government. 0Inless the h Whig and ...