... one of those places vrhuich has really no stable political opinion. It has Swung about like a pendulum from Tory to Whig and from Whig to Tory. Always, however, it has chosen a man If wealth for its member. Altbough 3 working.-cass town, the working classes ...

... An Old Whig. ALTYOtGr Lori! Cv71rnga,°-s death is of no politicl imp0oauce. it recalls the ?? of a Useful i. and distinguished ecreer. Since 163t3, when cE of seceded from the bulk or the Liberml pftY tlnd- ?d refused to suppolt Homae Rale, Lord Cariing- ...

... WHIGS ON THE GREEN. So they have begun already, and Sir EDWARD REED is the first. When we prophesied yesterday that the Government must decline from their high ideals, we had no notion that ourwords would be illustrated by so fine an ?? to-day. Mr. GLADSTONE ...

... JINGO-WHIG. To l describe so genial a personality as that of Lord ROSEBERY, especially when his legs are under the mnahogany of hospitality, as the skeleton at the feast, sounds somewhat inappropriate. And vet the ?? cannot be said to have diffused an ...

... WHIGS AT DINNEn. We have often wondered how it must feel to be a Whig. We suppose Whigs go about the country in a perpetual state of conscious superiority to other people There are not many Whigs, for the world is not good enough for such noble beings ...

... withdrauwal there Las been a struggle ?? Whigs and lo:divals to get holild of the party machitre. Sir William Harreorrt and Mr. Morley have hteen stmnnbling-blocks in the way of the Whigs. Natuirally these Whigs have songht by hook and by crook to get ...

... which he has secretly and hurriedly made of Reciprocity with the United States. It is a case, it would seem, of dishing the Whigs, and stealing the clothes of the Opposition. This viewof the situation isconfirmed byremembering the natural consequences ...

... T1HE NEWV WHIG PARTY. JINGO AND YEWV AL[IANCE. This week the Earl of Rosebery visited Bath for the purpose of afflbing tablets to houses of historic interest and of talking about Pitt. The douiple function is signifi- cnut. The great Jingo, Pitt, sszis ...

... of hutnour which Sydney Smnith and Lord Melbourne infused into Whig speeches and conversation, They were nlot intended to be personally abhsive, hut to indicate unalterable allegiance to Whig prin- ciples anld traditions. Now that so few of the old Whigi ...

... in fact, dished the Whigs almost exactly as DISRAELI dished them in 1.867. He had no working majority. He was hampered by all kinds of difficult problems, of which the Bohemian question was only the most urgent. With that the Whigs were very much easier ...

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... rendered one incalculable service to the English Democracy-it ejected the Whigs from the bosom of the Lberal party. We will not deny that at one period in their history the Whigs did very consider- able work in the cause of liberty and popular rights. ...