... OP WHIG. DIRECTORS. IBS RIGHT HOB. TOBRINQTOH, COURT, MAID. SIB wPw\ OHSLOW, BART., HIGH SHERIFF OF OOBBWAU* HRROAB. FRIDEADXBRUBB, BSQ.. PRIDRAUX PLACE, LIWIs’oBAKLES FOSTRR, ESQ.. THI OOOMBI, MSKRABD. ...

... defection Whig* »md aedermt* Liberal! »t the boar. la that cut aboald probably mo complete diiintegratioo of present party oyotom—* ebuigo tboc orentooto iautiooml goto. INDIAN RAILWAYS. Witk special reference te new edition of Sit WilliaM Andrew's work ...

... been attracted by the address of Mr. Albert Grey, M.P. Mr. Grey is a typical Whig. He is the heir of Earl Grey, and has during the present Parliament formed one of the band Whigs who, certain occasions, have deserted the Government and voted with the Opposition ...

... Grey is, it adds, decided party man, not one likely to let trifle stand between himself and his allegiance. He is a genuine Whig, and he has abilities enough read tiie signs of the times and form opinions for himself. When, therefore, find politician with ...

... independence. In Liberalism the appearance of is purchased by the sacrifice of indepeo* dence. What Whigs mainly cherish, Badicals moat heartily abhor. The Whig will gladly thwart and trip up his uncouth ally when dare on questions of vital import. The Radical ...

... that the Whigs should fulfil their part of ladder to the climbing aspirations of Radicalism, and that men like Lord Harrington and Mr. Goschen should harness themselves to Mr. Chamberlain’s triumphal car. But then the painful doubt arises. Whigs are notoriously ...

... what about the Whig flank ths Liberal party f Will remain silent and allow itself to be treated as a nullity while its best privileges, nay, its very title existence, are bartered awayf We entertain a very strong conviction that the Whigs will not take ...

... parties in the Stale are popularly designated. Is there one among who believes for moment that the old stereotyped appellations Whig and Tory at all correspond to the opinions politics entertained the two aides the lb,use Commons, and, for the matter of that ...

... the Tories what they had doas for Ireland but starved and oppressed bar, while they might tall the Whigs that they recognised nothing done by tbs Whig Government for Ireland, except as the direct result of the independent action the representatives ot ...

... in face the appeal to the people for which the Lords loudly call. The Queen, no doubt, would constitutionally reluctant, the Whig Peers would be offended, the people would ill-pleased to see the decision taken from them to transferred to the College of ...

... HENOAB, DIMOTOB Of ' PRXDKAtnC.BBUHB. ESQ.. PBXDEAUX PLACE. TEPBO. LEW FOSTER, ESQ., CXK>MBE, LIBKEAHD. CORK H BAER (Li3ted). WHIG BBOBETABT ADS OFFICES. EDWARD BXLLAXT, ESQ., 17, London, E.O. bwmrm the Company ereilablefor dividend the date openin'r (for ...

... with the following significant hint •‘The Whigs hare never done much for the Highlands. It was Whig doctrinaires who defended and Whig landlords principally who carried out the clearances j while the leading Whig newspaper of the South of Scotland is even ...