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... WHIGS AND RADICALS. IN the Fortnightly Review Mr. Goldwin Smith given expression to a very general opinion that a crisis has arrived in the history of the Liberal party. But in the historical account be gives of the process by which the crisis has been ...

... THE GOVERNMENT AND THE WHIGS. THE cheers which marked the passing of the Irish Compensation Bill through committee signalised a distinct triumph of the Government, not only over the regular Opposition, but over the recalcitrant and disconted members among ...

... WHIG AFTERTIIOUGIITS. WE sill nut deny to the Whig Government the claim they are justly entitled to make of amusing originality in the method the 7 have selected of developing their Irish policy. Their flight through the political atmosphere is like that ...

... ecclesiastical policy of the Whigs. lie made his election—he chose to stick to the Whigs and his under-secretaryship, and the people of Lambeth preferred ancther representstive—so with General Fox. It is more than probable that the Whig-plaeemen generally calculated ...

... THE WHIG CAVE. THE discussion on Lord EDMOND FITZMAURICICS amendment goes far to confirm the rumours that have been afloat for some time as to the formation of a Whig Cave in the House of Commons. Lord EDMOND and his friends, Mr. BRAND, Colonel and ...

... much activity and shrewdness, and the eldest son of a Whig peer, the confidence of the Free Church elevated Mr. Fox Maule to an influence in Scotland which has placed him at last, it is said, in the Whig Cabinet. The avowed and cherished purpose of the R ...

... P--gnminal pi No! no! no! Whig hoo k bat pure Smalley Ale aIP Yen; Ale lk the INS d prisedsal lIW WSW gives to *dr my. yesesset one of the evils of oar ese eoamitstiss has received the 81110! 1111 years have Whig mei Tety•Whig had of shewieg the of * gandeol ...

... THE WHIG BILL OF FARE. LORD JOHN RUSSELL, as leader of the whig party—a party, we may observe, by way of parenthesis, which has scarcely a vestige of existence beyond the walls of parliament—has put forth, in nine resolutions, accompanied by an elaborate ...

... THE WHIG MIND-TRAP. THE Ministerial plan of Education—perhaps we ought rather to say, the plan palmed off upon the Committee of Privy Council by ecclesiastical craftbids fair to raise some stir in the world. The trick of it is seen through—and if there ...

... TIIE WHIGS AND THE CONSTITUTION. IF ever political party offered incense at the shrine of an idol with ostentatious devotion, the Whigs have done so in honour of our glorious constitution. Lord John Russell, their high-priest, has ever been most exemplary ...

... THE WHIGS IN RELATION TO DISESTABLISHMENT. THERE is a matter of some delicacy and of considerable importance, under the above heading, to which we invite the thoughtful attention of our readers. We use the term Whigs mainly for the sake of convenience ...