... the same party. The Whig bears the name of “Lord Sengfroid,” and the, Radical that of ‘‘ Mr. Cork house.” The latter is deploring the accident which prevented Mr. Giapsronz from paying his promised visit to Midlothian, and the Whig nobleman shocks him ...

... the sf the was a response to the toast of the ry remarked that the history of the myc he Rta Bill had been an uprising the Whigs. bese 8 beng the: tents and tenacity, and on a complete the whe of that the y derived the greatest theit , and inspiration ...

... Review, which, by the upset the equanimity of a good many side the old-fashioned Whigs. At all » tendency is more than ever now to make shire Club a centre for the Whig section. to say that there are no Radicals in , or that the Devonshire is likely to ...

... the Liberal party since the Reform Bill has-been the uprising of Birming- ham agsinst the Whigs. It has been a long struggle betweer the Radicals and the Whigs—at first a hopeless ‘efterwards maintained with much energy and tenacity, and now apparently ...

... will, but of France.” Very happy tee was his of the polisy—that of » “ per- petual zigzag,” in which the Liberals and Whig» and Whigs and Liberals weve always at logyerheads, like one of those Dutsh clocks in whieh when the old man came out it wae fine ...

... opinion is divided out of Ulster. It seems to be a question entirely between the National party and the Con- servatives. The Whigs and the Liberals are no- where. If is going away from the Conservative faith at all it will join hands with Mr. Parnell. This ...

... days, would have reformed Corporation of London altogether out of the way. The struggle between the two of the Cabinet—the Whig and the Redical—is not at all unlikely to result in the resignation of one of them ; and after Mr. exposition of the Radical ...

... than fer those future enlargements of the peliey which he believes its present legislation will render ; there is an apathetic Whig, the eldest som of a peer of large property ; there is an indifferent young Liberal ; and there is a steady supporter of the ...

... bas not over. looked him, passes away? There will undoubtedly be a for power between these wary and weary antago- nists the Whigs and Radicals, with an end that few aan doubt. It will be war to the knife between the Dilkes and the Graavilles and the Hartingtons ...

... absence has clearly demonstrated that the Radicals in the Cabinet and the Radicals below the gangway have resolved that a ‘‘ Whig marquis” shall not lead the Liberal party. There isa rumour in the lobby that, unless the House goes into Committee to-morrow ...