... the first time that the Whig- Radices have shrunk from appealing to the people. Under an Act pared in 1694, the duration of Parliament had been fixed at three years, but in 1716 the Whig-Radical majority, supported by the Whig Oligarchy, as D' Israeli ...

... nation which values Belf-government will never submit. The Standard asks:— Does Chamberlain imagine that he will carry the Whigs with him in his crusade against the Lords? Does he think that the Radicals can stand alone? The agitation is young as yet, ...

... by a section of the Irish party as reactionary politician, with whom they are as dissatisfied Mr i Labouchere is with the Whigs in the Cabinet of Gladstone. It has long been marvel to persons who have watched Mr Parnell's demeanour, and who know his ...

... MOB r. THR POLLS. SlR,—The article that you reprint from the London Observer shows that the Radicals are disgusting the old Whigs. The House of Lords and the Conservatives say, Appeal to the people in the only legitimate way --at the polling booths. The ...

... throughout the country. The crisis has brought into harmony sections of the Liberal party who have not all things in common. Whigs and Radicals, Churchmen and Dissenters were amongst the speakers last night, and for 1 the moment all their differences were ...

... Revere, ell s& let Till those Who Mall who think— Till ardor, amidst re-smarts aft t W• bow, indeed, what fee would led if all Whig and Tory, Sap Wed — Meet who • dew wield Via it call, AM raw Me at all. Some Meisel Weed hem Have el hie mem hallo Wolfe to ...

... have enuked, and are trying to allay the Franckenstein of their own manufacture. is not the Moderate Liberals, much less the Whigs, who are joining in the crusade of which Mr. GLADSTONE is the political PETER THE They do not want to destroy the House of ...

... of this majority, the almost entire absence of Liberal defections, the support given to the Government by many hereditary Whigs who might have been expected to vote against tbe principle of tbe bill, and the significant adhesion of the episcopate to the ...

... Monday. Mr. Sheelum, a Warm/. gee sleeted by • majority of two votes over the nomiss of the Nationalists. a coalition of the Whig and ' members having defeated the party. The strike of the at the Limerick Army Clothing Factory, by which it was leered au ...

... parable, and he exclaims in no measured tones, Hew it down ; why eurnbervith It the ground The Duke of fit. Albans, with the Whig tradition strong upon him, thinks Lord Salisbury has made a mistake, but he opines that the country is not ready for the abolition ...

... favour of an Autumn Steckel, two separate sections of the Liberal party advocate an immediate appeal to the country. Moderate Whig't and Liberal Peers urge this view from a desire to mold three- months' agitation against the of Lords, whereas many advanced ...

... conference at St. James' s•hall to-morrow may be looked fur to supply the first public signs that open rupture between the Whigs and the Redicalspeer the abuse of the Roues of Lords, which hes already began to manifest itself, and which the Whip en desirous ...