... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... THE POSITION OF THE WHIGS. SATURDAY was a Whig field day, big speeches being made by Lord Derby at Blackburn, Mr. Goschen at Edinburgh, and Lord Hartinaton at Rawtenstall. We group below the most important utterances, from one speech or the other, un ...

... THE WHIGS AND THE RADICALS. The Yorkshire Post observes that Lord Hattington and the Whigs have to consider whether Mr. Chamberlain would be more formidable as an independent ally at the head of a considerable following below the gangway, or a colleague ...

... ipolitical immo- ralityv' in not carrying out in office, the criticisms he had made in Opposition, and an attack on the .Whigs for their cold criticisms. METHINKS THE MARQUIS DOTH PROTEST TOO Ml1UCH. On the former subject Mr. Chamberlain spoke as ...

... THE WHIG CONFIDENCE TRICK. A learned pundit has just issued an introduction to the study of backboned animals.” We would commend the volume to the earnest attention of our leading Whig politicians; perhaps they might gather from its contents some faint ...

... ANTI-WHIG. CHURCH BELLS. I To the Editor of the Hornsey and Finsbury Park Journal. fully agree with your correspondent Mr. Raftery that the ringing of the bell at Holy Trinity on Sunday mornings is an unmitigated nuisan ce for which no justification can ...

... Till lIIPPIOOLTILO OP TKO WHIG& There have been I Are.. Whig orators eorleavouring to bring to light Whig principles, which bed been somewhat obliterated in this cootroverey. They were in c..nsitirr. able difficul.y. The union of tho Ldwral party at this ...

... jority will be Radical or Whig. To this question, it is answered, by most, persona that in the composition of the beral partyn the next 'arliame'nt the Whigs will be conspicuous-bytheir'absence.- Thaf-depends upon the Whigs As things are going just now ...