... THE DIFFICULTIES WHIG ORATORS._ Well, no - W - w - e - lizi - v - e - haii iiite r :cli - e - ofe - ;i7 7 di - tie . ;:eniland from a different quarter. As a kind of homage to etiquette, Whig orators always begin by abusing me; but, when they have got ...

... To THE WHIGS. With a feeling akin to dismay, You find yourselves baffled and sold, And doomed, lot there come what come may, Henceforth to be out in the cold ; For, in spite of your conduct so guarded, You are fated to be—sad to tell— By the Radicals ...

... THE WHIG LEADERS. Lord Salisbury’s speech at Lambeth forms the subject of article in the Smturday Review. points oat that he was at disadvantage in so far as that most of the interesting subjects the moment, including almost all those relating to foreign ...

... The other, of greater because of permanent importance, is—Shall the old Whig party sink into insignicance 1 There are some who say that the matter is already decided, that the Whigs arc dished in sense very different from that inteudedby thelato Lord Derby ...

... election any day, and then the point which the Whigs succeeded barking will be pushed to the front. It is childish, it Is cowardly, to evade explanation with the trite, unmeaning platitude that the mission of the Whigs is to restrain within due bounds the amour ...

... THE WHIG PROGRAMME. Mr. Chamberlain will not much frightened the Whig thunder which wan simultaneously directed against him on Saturday by Lord Hartington, Lord Derby, and Mr. Goschen. Although each of these leaders finds grave matter for objection in ...

... THE POSITION THE WHIGS. The Morning Post firmly believes that there are thousands of Whigs who would forsake their detested alliance with Radicalism but for the glamour of Lord Hartington’s name. It will be well to realize at once that all which separates ...

... upon question on which his voice may not listened to. The Whig leader’s prudent reticence is, however, full of instruction to Churchmen. Here we have the heir to a dukedom, a representative plain Whig principles,” there is one left, afraid, on such an occasion ...

... the whig platform. . and disconsolate being the fLiberal, will find little comfort Lord „ l,.niON’e electioneering address. It ap- Biß tohave been drafted on the good old Whig ! l f avoiding compromising pledges. The rrffl ' L.,fLord Hartington is Unit ...

... WHIGS AND RADICALS. The traditional organ of plain Whig principles has taken up the parable recently delivered one of the most distinguished Whig ex-Ministers. The article on the state of the Liberal party in the Edinburgh Review, if somewhat less trenchant ...

... THE ATTITUDE OF THE WHIGS. The Daily Telegraph says that the notion that the Birmingham novelties would frighten the Whig and the Moderate Liberal was always delusion. They may have felt momentary alarm, but the ties of party and the genuine old instincts ...

... WHIGS AND TORIES. Sir,—Why should the vast concerns of the British Empire be for ever the shuttlecock of Whigs and Tories? When these hnnglry cats come before the country and ask it to adjudicate between them, why cannot the country take a hint from their ...