... all Liberals. They are a mixture of Whigs, Radicals, and Republicans, and each is anxious to pull his own way. The Daily News says that the next leader of the Liberal party should come from what is called the Whig section, and should show himself capable ...

... the assertion that a Whig Ministry would intrigue to prevent the granting of any further concession that he might rcquiro, and declared that he askod for no fresh concession. Moreover, he would not admit that any English Ministry, Whig or Tory, or any Power ...

... left. The Whig secession, of which we heard so much that time, has happily never been completed. Lord Edmond, we all know, held with his brother on the Irish policy of the Government, and the Conservatives were in high hopes that the great Whig house of ...

... sink all minor differences, and to put trust in one another. But how are the Whigs of the party to trust the Radicals whom they fear, or how are the Radicals to trust the Whigs whom they despise Circumstances and the love of power have kept them together ...

... of a Whig. which might have been a great deal more interesting had it been a little more thoughtful. The sum and substance of is that in spite of Tories pulling one way and Radioals another, there is room in the economy of the universe for the Whig. Lord ...

... be by the the Radical section of the Government standing for their principles and refusing to be any longer muzzled by the Whig wing. THE POTATO CROP. A telegram states that no symptom of potato disease is visible in the counties of Tipperary, Waterford ...

... quiet there are increasing signs of revolt in the Radical camp. The Extremists wish to precipitate an open rupture with the Whigs, whom they charge with having betrayed them in the cases of Egypt and Mr. To get rid of Lord Granville and Lord Hartington ...

... general dissatisfaction. \. of them who have had long experience alfairs home abroad are ulso cadets of 0 ft of the greatest Whig houses. A tiiird is heir family which has long represented Liberal principle its own district. There is no reason to suppose ...

... Ireland on Mr. Gladstone. It shows that, with exceptions too few and too peculiar to count, tho Gladstonian Moderate, the Whig as he is locaily called, has ceased to have reason for existence in Irish politics. It shows this also in a way likely to ...

... the county paper brought the village a fresh amply every Saturday. At the Gayston farm we were Whigs; perhaps with a little more gravy in than the ordinary Whigs of Willis.m the Fourth's day. The sitting-room at Gayston farm was adorned with engravings of ...

... the Liberal party the Whigs, with ! whom the Radicals hare to negotiate, and whom ' it is their principal function to squeeze, the reviewer says that they are many respects more interesting study. He proceeds The present Whig party is a mere survival ...

... and I fancy afew Conservatives also. These influences will cease to operate in the future, 1 think, the alliance between Whigs and gentlemen of republican tendencies being a hollow one. the third place, the pledge of Mr. West to vote for the abolition ...