... TEE WHIGS. is urged the Morning Post that doubt Lord Hartington. Mr. Qoschen. and other prominent Liberals who voted against Mr. Collings’s amendment objected to it on its merits, but believe the primary consideration operating on their minds was to support ...

... I sea no daylight whatever on the present state of politics/ If tho Whigs remain inactive or neutral, that is doubtless all too true view of the situation j but if, we hope, the Whigs combine with the Constitutionalists in active opposition to Mr. Parnell ...

... parties alike—to English Radicals, Irish Home Rulers, and foreign sympathisers—that it is not only the Conservatives, or the Whigs, or Moderate Liberals, but practically the entire nation which is determined to maintain the Union; and that those who are ...

... form and substance every day, party and personal predilections are out Nor would it suffice for Lord Hamisowil and the other Whig leaders merely aloof themselves, or even vote with g! Opposition. If they believe, as they have they do, that they regard Mr ...

... haa been the end and aim of every English Whig, every English Liberal, since the Union ? To do justice to Ireland and to Irishmen, and to make them content with the connection. Animated by this purpose, the Whigs faced the Protestant prejudice of England ...

... quite on the card that if he should fail to master the Nationalists by the aid of the Whigs and Tories, may fall back upon his original design of crushing tho Whigs and Tories by means the Natiomuists. Statesmanship this character may seem execrably base ...

... consulting friends, and has even been in communication with Mr. Chamberlain; but he has found that the construction of Whig a Whig- Radical Ministry is impossible. Mr. Chamberlain will not serve under Lord Hartington, and without this help the noble lord ...

... conclusion is that and his following should do sibiply nothing. Independent examination;” that is the new mot d'ordre for the Whigs—*the independent examination of tiock of sheep without bell wether when the wolves are close at band. And if this process should ...

... obtaining money under false pretences. Many convictions been obtained in this way.— Ed. The Globe.] WARNING TO THE WHIGS.^g ** An Old Whig writes to the Timet as follows: ** Have the majority of tho Liberal leaders forgotten ono painful but most instructive ...

... syllable about jam as the salvation of the British farmer. More important, however, as coming from Radical, in whom is no taint of Whig guile, were the passages which dealt with the various legislative specifics that have been proposed by the advanced school ...

... honest and able men, no doubt. But only a dreamer of the wildest political dreams conld imagine that it would last week. A Whig Ministry, supposing leader could be found rash enough try to form one, would be in precisely the same position as the Peelites ...

... the Government coercive legislation should be applied to IreUji The revolt of Lord HaBTXHoiON.Mr.Goscn, and other leading Whigs, must give Mr. Gu» stoke some unpleasant thoughts even anij selfish gratification finding himself agfig the top of the tree ...