... have the ear not only of our statesmen but of middle-class public opinion in the capitalist press. Therefore it is that Tory, Whig. Liberal and Radical join in a chorous of congratulation on this new annexation of a rich country ; while next week probably ...

... and Mr. Parnell a traitor in the Tower. And how long would the country support a policy of blood and iron? Would even the Whigs go through with it for two sessions ? I say no. One party or the other would rebel, ani we should in the end be forced to give ...

... having failed, through the natural distrust inspired by him on Imperial matters, a coalition will be made with the aristocratic Whigs to suppress Irish Nationalism once more by force. I cannot refrain from lamenting this, and adding my voice to those who plead ...

... without imprudence, help to make this teaching influence municipal and political life, that constitutes a Catholic party. TORY OR WHIG, AS YOU LIRE. But, as it seems to us, a Catholic party must necessarily be neither the servant nor the enemy of any political ...

... unity of that heterogeneous body, the great Liberal party, seeing that all the lesser lights of that party, of whatever shade, Whig, Liberal, Radical, Republican and Democrat, had upon any and every occasion declared in the most unequivocal fashion against ...

... coercion in Ireland. But it still will have energy enough to meet the Emigrationists. CUE 66 01:RAT WII 16 FAMILIES The Three Whig Dukes ha‘c all de„,;,red against Home Rule. '1 ho Duke of Do, omihire by becoming President of a Lo, :thy League. the Duke ...

... :—Page The Opening of Parliament Futile Speculation—Lord Car,larvon and the Government—Mr. Trevelyan Mr. Chamberlain— The Whigs and Mr. GLadst-ne Variations of the Opposition— Cabinet Councils—The Queen and M. Gladstone—The Deputations to Lord Sal ...

... so great a future. However certain Mr. Chamberlain may THE WHIGS feel that Mr. Gladstone does not go further AND than he isprepared to follow him, the MR. GLADSTONE. heads of the great Whig Houses do not seem to share his confidence. Last week, at Chester ...

... Crimes Act and to refuse the just demands of tip! vast majority of the Irish people constitutionally expressed ; if, also, Whigs and Radicals combine to support in one way or another, either in or out of office, the continuance of the infamous misrule ...

... LORD HARTINGTON and MR. GOSCHEN will stand. outside. We, at any rate, have never bad any illusions about the strength of the Whigs. Their weakness is sat only in purpose but in numbers, and the secessions will be inconsiderable. Their place will be quickly ...

... Legislative Independence as Mr. Gladstone has on township allotments. Yet these personal questions-- even the secession of the Whigs ilich seems certain— are as nothing beside the great social and political problems which have become more pressing than ever ...

... Aone at Osborne—The Definitive Appointments—The Surprises— The Difficulties of the Programme —Mr. Parnell and Office— The Whigs and the Caucus Mr. Albert Grey—Mr. Courtney—Mismanagement—Prince Bismarck on Government by Parties—England and Greece—Bulgaria ...