... THK EDITOR OF THK MORNING POST. SIR, — The Liberal party in Ulster, or at least their recognised spokesman, tho IVort h-rn Whig has this morn- ing taken a line which ought to ba made known to every voter in the United Kingdom. In three of the divisions ...

... and comfort again. At one moment the Whigs are deterred from self- destruction by the greater misery of the Con- servatives ; at another the Conservatives are deterred by the. greater misery of the Whigs. Poor Whigs ! Poor Conservatives ! They will soon ...

... FORECAST. TO THB EDITOR OP THB MORNING POST. »?he U Radr, f ° r n he C ° ?? P-^* He -fo ™ ° the Radical, will outnumber th. Whigs as about three Z one. Assuming the balance of partie, to be a. Vol w! Liberal. Conservative. ?? v Pamellitea ™ Now d.vide the ...

... transfer of the governing power. The Whigs desire to avoid all Radical re- construction—to keep the governing power where it is ; to follow a policy, in fact, in all things mode- rately Conservative. The aspirations of Whigs and Radicals are indeed as opposite ...

... iae to the point of following their old c *nn*ini-ri— in the new campaign which is opened a^auist privileges of which the Whigs share the benefits . ; ' ...

... Another reason for forming the League was that tha methods of political war- fare were changed. They had no longer to fight the Whig party, for they wera dead, having cut their own throats when they gave in their adhesion to the Franchi** Bill and the Seat* ...

... following are the results of to-day's races at Chan- tilly :— Prix de Mortefontaine.— Sa Majeste, 1 ; Thames, 2. Prix d'Hallate.— Whig, 1 ; Niunette, 2 ; Fagotin, 3. Prix de la Salamandre.— Alger, 1; Viennois, 2- Utrecht, 3. Prix de Senlis.— Dugsson, 1 ; Pas ...

... them, and as I am a fossil Tory I do not pretend to understand that peculiar variety of human nature found in those hapless Whigs who think Mr. Gladstone generally wrong but always vote that he is absolutely right, .till it seems to me that even if I were ...

... Conservatives separately, and it would scarcely be consistent with the self - respect of the Opposition to efface themselves for a Whig party which they outnumbered both in votes and in general standing. For this reason then we cannot believe in a reconstruction ...

... ; Emile. 2 ; Tour- terelle, 3. Prix d'Octobre.— Plaisanterie. 1 ; Georgina, 2 ; Riche- lieu, 3. Prix de Nexon.— Totote, 1 ; Whig, 2 : Kir-rob, 3. Prix de Cheffreville.— Dur aCuire, 1 ; T-lemaque, 2 ; Extra, 3. Prix de Meantrt.— Ali Bey, 1 ; Brisefer, 2; ...

... Francake, commenting on the ?? mysterious projects of Mr. Gladstone, remarks: — It is now ascertained that the aristocratic Whigs refuse to follow Mr. Gladstone in his audacious evolution towards Home Rule. It is the condem- nation of this new policy. Future ...

... derived from the Irish word toree give me. It is to bo regretted that he did not give us the derivation of the word Whig at the same time. Its meaning is still singularly applicable to political conditions — being the sound employed by drivers ...