... Whigs and Radicals.-- During the last week or two we have heard hardly anything of those dissensions in the Tory party about which Lord Randolph Churchill had so much to say. Whether or not there were serious differences of opinion among Conservatives ...

... readers with short dramatic attempt contrast the private language of Whigs with Tories, and the language Whigs in company with their Radical allies. Scene I. A Whig and a Tory. Whig.—No you know I hate the Radicals much you ! Only think that at the election ...

... irom the paper by Harl Perey in tho current number of the National Revicw:—We appear to bo driven to the conclusion that « Whig—(I.) Requires no wider basis than the broad outlines of English history upon which to found his doctrine, (IL) Disclaims any ...

... TORY BID FOE THE WHIGS. If he saw any bill for reform working oa the old lines of the Constitution which should meet with the modern wants of the perpetually floating industries arising here and there, the increasing population, increasing wealth, increasing ...

... RD SALISBURY ON THE WHIGS. The annual dinner of the Gonstitutiona! Union was held thie week ot St. James’ Halil, London, Lord Salis- bury presiding. In ftesponding for the House of Commons, Mr. éaid on the whole the had been a dull and stupid session ...

... MR. GLADSTONE DESERTED BY | THE WHIGS. Tn discussin “ The Country, the Ministry, and the Opposition,” Blackwood for June has the following telling remarks :—** Mr. Glad- stone's most efficient prop—the moderate Liberal party, of which we may take Mr. ...

... Im Ireland at ‘this moment the word “ Whig ” means something quite different. There Mr. Gladstone is a Whig, Mr. Chawmberlain is a Whig, Mr, Cowen is a Whig, Mr. Je-se Collings is a (Vi‘ig. Everybody is a Whig who has anything to do with a ...

... THE WHIGS. The Times observes that changes in the re. presentation ought not to be lightly undertaken; but when they become inevitable, as they are now generally admitted to be, nothing but mischief can come of dealing with the subject in a timid and ...

... THE WHIGS. the brilliant article in the current number of the Quarterly Review entitled Disintegration, ** the following passage the attitude of the Whig section of the Liberal party appears The question naturally suggests itself, what motive can men ...

... what principles govern the Cabinet, despite the Whig complexion given to it by Lord Hartington and Lord Granville. Those principles will continue to be triumphant until the unnatural union between the Whigs and the Radicals is dissolved by time or circumstances ...

... importance of the moderate section of the Liberal party, and said the mission of the Whigs was to preserve the equilibrium ot the Constitution, but the position which Whigs occupied at the present timo vitiated the compensating act, prevented the machinery ...

... corruption of the phrase. Tu ri, meaning the side of the king.'' the other hand. Whig, it appears, is also Highland in its origin, being derived from co-thing, covenant; and Whig would mean covenant man, as against Tory, a king's man. ...