... wish that it had been always considered so, for hitherto party changes have made it the shuttlecock of politics. It was the Whigs who went to Afghanistan in 1840 ;it wa- the Tories who retired. The Conservatives went thither in 1879; the Liberals evacuated ...

... Oldham-road, last evening, Mr. C. H. M. Wharton, on The Whig-Radical Colonial and Foreign Policy. Mr. C. R. Cresswell presided, and there waa a large attendance. The Lecturer said that the mixture of Whig-Radical policy had resulted in the greatest disasters ...

... a gentleman said to me this morning in the train, Fancy them saying this in the face of the fact that the Liberal-Radical-Whig party attacked in November last Hie seats held by Conservatives wherever they thonght there was chance of winning. I know ...

... must be sub-divided into 46 Nationalists and 21 nominal Home Rulers, 19 of which are Whigs and two Conservatives (Messrs. Bellingham and Lever). The names of the 19 Whig Home Rulers are as follows: —Brooks (Dublin), M'Coan (Wicklow), Meldon (Kildare), M'Farlane ...

... 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, ...

... hear.) A parallel to that was afforded them in the case of the present Government, whioh was not a coalition Whigs and Peelites, but of Whigs and Radicals, and we were approaching a similar state of affairs to that which prevailed on the occasion he referred ...

... newspapers. It runs as follows eas ' ifc has been offi cially notified through the Chief Executive Agent in Ireland of the Whig Coercion Ministry, Earl Spencer, that the Prince of Wales about to pay a visit of state to Ireland, and to make a publio progress ...

... me ge .) '? h0 to show to which party he belonged. &T ' had come when everybody ought to , * selves, whether Conservative, Whig, Liberal, or (Hear, hear.) He trusted the coming elect ar, weed out some of those many- sided politicians. fttiTe hear.) For ...

... Gladstone smashed the crockery. I understand that it is likely be a long talk because the Ulster members, both Tory and Whigs, are equally interested and equally annoyed with the Ministerial double-dealing in the matter. Tuesday week tbe motion for ...

... stically temperate. pfi and eloquent paper the called The Root of Our M:'sfort J Aifred Austin deplores the attempt^ js^ Whigs and Radicals under Mr- headship. He says :—• And what engagements they were ! . * invectives against Lord Beaconsfield, ieS* ...

... protest against the inordinately exaggerated influence assigned to Radicalism in a Parliament elected under Whig auspices, and to cany out Whig principles. The one strong card in the Radical hand is that the Caucus being their own creation can smash ...

... neglect this rule. Theauthora letters intended for publication must all casea send their names and addresses to the Editor. F.—A Whig. J. W. P.—By obtaining the of the magistrates. W. Thompson and N. H.—See the Legal Column in the Weekly Supplement. Phomix ...