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

... been disposed of. We wonder how much it fetched, and who was the purchaser? It is reported that the Whigs have left the Cobden Club in body. What a Whig-ged proceeuing! The club must be in an exceedingly bald state, fear, now that it has not a to call ...

... says:— Telegraph all news. The Irish Australia are most anxious that Wexford should remain faithful to Ireland and defeat the Whig landlord. Mr. John Ferguson wires from Rothsay: holiday here is disturbed by tbe news that a Union Jack Catholic dares to ...

... tho utmost importance to all agriculturists. Speaking Retford last night, Mr. Pluuket, M.P., said the differences between Whigs and Tories were but lovers' quarrel as compared with the cat-and-dog life led by Liberals and Radicals. Referring to Irish ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... destruction of the Government. What makes them all the more angry a report that Mr. Chamberlain was outvoted on the matter by his Whig colleagues. There is great rejoicing in the Parnellite camp the possibility of seriously strained relations between France ...

... Earl Granville, is opposed by the chairman of the standing orders committee. The Duke of Bedford is described by Dod as a Whig, the Earl of Devon as a Liberal-Conservative, who was formerly Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, and the Earl of Aberdeen ...

... to find that six or seven —the figures are Mr. Chamberlain's, but we believe they are much larger—of the steady-going Whigs who formed the backbone of the club should have withdrawn under these circumstances. Liberals of the type of Mr. Goschen and ...

... Cobden Club will be long remembered. was a demonstration not only in favour Cobden's free trade principles, but also against the Whig defection. The speech of Mr. justified cartoon of The Daring Duckling, for a more courageous address pitched in the Radical ...

... Dailty Telegraph observes:—Unusual interest was excited by anticipation with regard the Cobden Club banquet of Saturday. The Whigs had deserted tho club partly because M. Clemenceau had been elected honorary member, and also, it was whispered, because Mr ...

... mantle / K\t the B irm a fallen j desirable. In tbe future there will be but two parties in the field, and only two, and the Whigs will be crushed between them. Never has a once powerful party drifted so rapidly to an ignoble end. From all this it is evident ...