... asrain and I fancy if we could make a hot time for the Whigs while they consort with Radical rooks, the Government would soon come to ground; for of all the creatures in the political field the Whigs are the most subtle to find out their own interests. ...

... all means let us have Sir Stafford ,in modo, but with it let havo something of Lord Randolph In re. And with regard to the Whigs (as in contradistinction to the Radicals), let us remember a bird —a parrot, I believe— which was accidentally shot while keeping ...

... by the the Radical section of the Government standing up for their principles and refusing to be any longer muzzled by the Whig wing. ...

... arguments against the Ministerial proposals; yet what else could have been anticipated ? The Duke of Argyll may still be a Whig of the most straight and modern type, but he left tho existing Government at the time when the principles of which the old ...

... 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 ...

... Reform Bill extending the borough franchise the counties and redistributing seats proportion to population. Lest, however, Whig influence should move Mr. Gladstone to postpone these changes to a later date the country will be energetically operated upon ...

... judges affirm that it will hand over a dozen seats at least to this section of the Irish party, and probably extinguish the Whig element altogether, and why Mr. Trevelyan should so anxious to facilitate this result is a mystery, unless he is playing his ...

... contest he was supported by well-known Radicals, not because he was a Radical, but because he was a staunch opponent of the Whigs, whom the Radicals hated more heartily than the Tories. THE MANCHESTER SHIP CANAL. the Editor of the Manchester Courier. Sir ...

... distance of NTEL\immediately, an ASSISTANT M Jf (ex-P. T.) for School-lane C.E. School. Dale, to take charge of the infants, teach whig, the master in the general work of the aohool; tc . , £40.—Address, with copies of testimonials, the Vicar, ANTED r immediately ...

... cheap and honest or good government thev may not improve tlieir condition substituting Kepublicaniam for Koyalty.— liichuunid Whig, July, 1874. English real patriots should take to heart the truths as expressed so disinterestedly in the quotation as above ...

... tho present hurried legislation were made when it was proposed to go into committee on the Bankruptcy Bill, and even several Whig pears, including the Duke of Argyll, objected to the large amount of patronage which wonid be placed in the hands of tho Government ...