... WHIGS AND RADICALS. Th Ntawlani asserts that 41eiplte what men like Lord Ilartiogton and Mi. Childers may say. the bond of union between the Whig. sod the Habash is broken. In the Parliamentary sense the great Liberal tarty has ceased to exist. Ttis is ...

... WHIG OR RADICAL? Many important questions are involved in the election which will take plaos in Peterborough on Tuesday. Of the two Candidates before the caw stituancy one is a Liberal of the old school—a Whig, , while the other is an advanced Liberal ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE TORIES. A London correspondent writes : It*is stated in Tory circles that a largo number of Whig gentlemen in the various parts of the country are giving their adhesion to the Tory cauße. I should like to see some proof of this statement ...

... WHIG ON THE GOVERNMENT. Mr. Macdona, writing from the Middle Temple, says Like many more thoughtful Liberals, have been more influenced by patriotism than party, and could not, and would not, follow the wild wanderings, the reckless and ruinous roaming ...

... DISHING TUT: WHIGS ' busimss • trifle too far. It only friglitens Lie frii lids. It does not deceive hue wporents. This gashing regard for Mr. Broadhurst and Mx. Bart and their Bills is wry charuung. but Liberals aro deter• Waled that their policy shall ...

... MR LABOCOHERE ON THE WHIGS. Mr Eabonchere, in opening Cam herell Radical Club on Wednesday, said the Whigs were more dangerous than the Tories. There were about 30 of them in the House Commons. They were the cause of the action in Egypt and the Crimes ...

... SIR CHASIBERLAIT OX WHIGS A FATIEWELL banquet was given last evening to Sir Harry Verney , Bar t ., M . P ., «» n his retirment from the representation of the borouRh of Buckincba . tn , - for which lie has sat for a period of nearly fifty years . The ...

... LORD SALISBURY AND THE WHIGS. Commenting on Lord Salisbury's speech last night, the Times says serious tactical errror appears to have been committed his lordship in his treatment of the Whig leaders. In the diverting picture which he drew last night ...

... MR. LABOUCHERE AND THE WHIGS. Labouchere, in opeaicg Cam ber well Radical Club last Light, said the Whigs were mo;e deng/arous than tbe Tories. There wire about 30 of them in House of Commons* They were the cause of tbe action in Egypt and iha Crimea ...

... WHIG, TORY, CONSERVATIVE? SIR. —The following historical notes may prove interesting the present moment in reply Old Whig.” In Kill first appeared the existence of the two great political parties, subsequently—in the time of Charles ll. called Whig and ...

... householders. few Whigs bad offered him help, but be had told them that he did not want any of their Whiggery. (Laughter.) As an elector of South Warwickshire wished that their candidate. Lord William Compton, was leas fettered with the Whig element. As a ...

... MR. LABOUCHERE AND THE WHIGS. Mr Labouchere, in opening Camberwell Radical Club last night, said the Whigs were more dangerous than lories. There were about of them in the House of Commons. They were the cause of the action in Egypt and the Crimes Bill ...