... Kensington. at the door the Whips au-mire stand, ivar•iing the purta ono on either hand : I.' Allegro *nines and gets the Whigs to stay, II l'enseroao mental' the Rads his Thus the ny Whip, and thus the Whinny'', K.'.' and pads in hand by love and fear ...

... open arms, bet they canwst. The measure has produced not one vwbit more enthusiasm to-day then it did in the House het nigh Whigs and Radic a l s are a lik e susp i c i ous o f at. Both seem to think they have entered on a confOrray, the end of which th ...

... the Bill. The whole thing is too obviously &@ compromise ainong the various sections of the Cabinet. Neither Radicals nor Whigs are satisfied. The absolute surrender of Ireland to Mr. Parnell causes misgiving among the latter, while the method tm which ...

... than comply with the prayer of a memorial signed .y a large majority of the members returned from Ireland. For once Ulster Whigs, Munster Irreconcilable*, Orange officials, and Nationalist nominees have agreed in an appeal to the Government to undertake ...

... Government uncertainty and undecision was that there was a divided Cabinet. The Government was trying please the Radicals and Whigs and they must necessarily fail in doing it. (Hear, hear.) tinder such 1 circumstances they would the more heartily support ...

... of villains, who over-insured their ships and sent them to sea for the was a irpose of net, who were to carry out the im- Whigs, bat Havii alluded could net do Gladstone wit they all success to and then they might hope to have (applause). He trusted that ...

... second reading. Lord R. Cnueenltt—a said it was evident that the Attorney• General had spoken as the representative of the great Whig dukes, who were the owners all over the metropolis of bloated estates pointed out that mere was a great distinction between ...

... reading. Loydi, Xcsuncsirr1,1 Who sald It was evident that the e AtterneunGedertl nad spoken as the representative of the great Whig dukes, who were the owners all over thea metropolis of bloated eatates, pointed out that there was c a geant diotincthon between ...

... gain of a vote to the Opposition in the Lower House, whit Lord HAMPDIN will almost certainly be more a Conservative than a Whig in the Upper Chamber. Egypt and the Cattle Plague almost doubled the ezpected.Conservative majority in West Somerset ; and ...

... reading. Lord R. CHURCHILL, who said it was evident that the Attorney-General had spoken as the representative of the great Whig dukes, who were the owners all over the Metropolis of bloated estates, pointed out that there was a great distinction between ...

... accumulation of lane* in the bands of a single owner, apparently denying tho right of Whig Dukes own land in London and the Marquis of Salisbury and Earl Cadoqan, who are not Whigs, are amongst the landowners London —and asserting that the Conservative party ...

... Radicals. Thore are many country districts where the word Radical is considered a synouym for a dangerous and turbulent person. Whigs are understood, although they are disliked poli ticiaus of subversive tendencies, but Radicals are regarded with that terror ...