... are now prepared to accept. 7he services of Whigs in the past we do not forget, their liberal instincts we respect ; but something more robust and pronounced is expected now-a-day. Mr Chamberlain is not a Whig, but a Radical ; and-from the fact of his being ...

... supremacy in the constituency can or ly be maintained by a cause which commands hearty sympathy ; and Whig traditions, Whig timidity, and so-called Radical-Whig opposition to the Grand Old Mao, can never excite the necessary enthusiasm is North Ayrshire to ...

... misgovernment of the Whigs, of whom O'Connell had said that though he hated the Tories like poison, yet he hated the Whigs worse! And no wonder, for while the Tories bad only passed one solitary Coercion Act in Ireland, the Whigs, or Liberals, had suspended ...

... have the courage of their own convictions, and whose convictions have led them to support the PRIME MINISTER. Every individual Whig who has seen it to be his duty to dissent has been magnified into a temporary prominence, which he never, save in his wildest ...

... by British statesmen in time past has been very similar to that accorded Mr Gladstone 's Radical act of justice. Tories and Whigs of the deadlock order have groaned over the decadence of our country, but the measures have become law, the changes have been ...

... supremacy in the const i'uency can orly be maintained cause which commands hearty sympathy ; and Whig traditions, Whig timidity, and so-called Radical-Whig opposition to the Grand Old Man, can never excite the necessary enthusiasm in North Ayrshire to ...

... solid end historical Liberal families, have been carried into caves akin to the cave of Adulleso ; and even the Scotsman, of Whig celebrity, has rebelled against the measures now before the country, and seems to rejoice in pub- It any article antagoaistio ...

... Above all, he has broken up the unity of the Liberal Party, and so uncertain is the future that we defy the wisest amongst us—Whig, Tory, or Radical—to foretell what sort of government we may have two months hence. ...

... thing, however, it removed a discordant element ; and Mr Gladstone by this time most have seen that the reconciliation of the Whig section is now beyond his power. The rupture is complete. IT is said that all preparations are made for an appeal to the people ...

... Tories are now prepared to accept. services of Whigs in the past we not forget, their liberal instincts we respect ; but something more robust and pronounced is expected now-a-day. Mr Chamberlain is not Whig, but a Radical; and from the fact of his being ...

... bad said the; thee.% he beta the Toth, IMte poises. yet be hated the Whigs worse! And Do weeder, fay while the Tories tad ealy peened one solitary Oeseelea Act in Ireland, the Whigs, or Liberals, had suspended the Medea@ Corpse Act on no fewer the. litirry ...

... to a repeal of the was a most important modification of the Union, and he endeavoured to show that it was in harmony with Whig traditions, and even with the teaching of Lord Beacons. field. He pointed to the outcry and opposition raiseil when Canada ...