... office. If any of his Whig colleagues drop hints to that effect he professes to see many admirable things in advanced Radicalism, while when his Radical comrades accuse him of being a Jonah he lets them understand that the* Whig ship would very glad to ...

... own programme and had to bewaro of the upsetting process. It was here that, bis heart being not even as the heart of these Whigs, but hot within him, he broko out into those uncomplimentary descriptions of Brooks of Sheffield. He had to reproduce the proposals ...

... But on the question of the prudence imprudence of alienating the Whigs, we aye entirelyat one with Lord Randolph Churchill. Until the country thoroughly grasps the fact that the Whigs are not a political party but a personal coterie they will fail to ...

... minor differences of Whig and Tory, and to strengthen what Mr. Parnell very appropriately called the English party, that is, the party favourable to the English connection. There is too much reason to fear that some of the present Whig representatives, ...

... Administration, an event which would be disastrous to the fortunes of the Liberals at the coming oleotions, and which, therefore, Whigs and Radicals are alike interested in averting. But the anti-coercion section will, doubtless, endeavour to extort as many ...

... (Cheers.) Throughout the last five or six yoars the whole of the history of the Whig-Radical coalition under which the country had bees suffering had been that the Whigs had surrendered their principles to the dominant Radicals, and, as in other matters ...

... ministry. At the same timo he thought the Bill was step in the right direction. Bufcit wasnoargument to say that because tho Whigs were the first to pass a reform measure they should have monopoly in reform for ever. For 30 years out of 50—from 1832 to 1832— ...

... become positive. Since the Home Rulers declare it to be the object of their fighting faith to win legislative independence, Whigs and Tories, and reasonable Radicals must make it quite as explicitly understood that to withhold the fatal gift vital point ...

... cause. Lord Hartington may object the principal items of the Radical programme; the junior Member for Birmingham may gird at Whigs as Rip Van Winkles; but both will follow Mr. Gladstone, whether he goes fast and far or moves slowly, safely, and in the old ...

... what you suppose took him to Belfast ? I think he went to look after tho Irish Whigs. The effect of 50 years of Whig messages of peace, Whig messages of conciliation, Whig messages of coercion and defiance, the effect of it has boen that now, for the ...

... whoro the sense of talking I about the need of strong and united ? IP, other hand, the sequel legislation, who can doubt that Whig surrender will, before, he the '»:»- ...

... the Cabinet that no purchase Bill sufficiently Liberal could be worked until a Local Government Bill had been passed. The Whigs seem to be very confident that if their representatives continue firm Mr. Chamberlain and his party will not venture to break ...