... Byinions of the Poess. THE WHIGS IN PERIL. Tie meeting which took place in a committee-room of the House of Commons on Wednesday week is an event which will %obably receive the attention it deserves from Sir W. Hayter and his employers. A portent more ...

... have hinted at that make him unpalatable the aristocratic Whigs, who want to set him aside. The truth is, the Whig grandees never liked Gladstone, He not of them; be is not hereditary Whig—hardly Whig all, but something more; nor has he aristocratic rank ...

... Lord John Russell termed the then Whig Government * the only possible Government ; and it has been the fashion with the Whig party ever since to assame this declaration as an absolute truth. In thus speaking the Whigs were only looking at their own p ...

... that want every customer to here and get full advantage of the BARGAINS which are going each department, so we make the folio whig ...

... HOME RULERS. Limerick, Friday. The Butt” Committee, at a meeting here last night, passed a resolution expressing regret the Whig tendencies section of the Home Bole party, and trusting thn representation of Limerick will not show that tendency. ...

... of the present ministry i 3 was surmised that they would prove in the end more vigorous and sweeping reformers than the old whig clique whom they had so unexpectedly displaced. It was shrewdly hinted that the Derby-Disraeli cabinet would make a bold bid ...

... made by my father. Mr. Clay : Have you noticed that when the Whigs were in office they promoted more Whigs than Tories ; and that when the Tories were in office they promoted more Tories than Whigs{—ll certainly t.hin: #O, and have not noticed any difference ...

... FLAT AND ..^4lk ._ FOR norland Ponies (Open and Loral), KDOMOND WAKRS THURSDAY, JULY 2nd. 1596. For Progranmks, «Sc. apply, c. whig n r. Hotel. Edgtrond, Newport. Salop. ...

... And considering all this and he had never declared his sentiments in the House, we naturally thought that he was a Whig—or, at best, Whig and something more But obviously he is a Radical—at all events, talked Radicalism. But we must say something of this ...

... his return may relied upon. For Weulock we want advanced and thoroughly reliable candidate to run with Mr. Brqwn—not a Whig half hearted Liberal-one. in fact, in whom not only the electors of the borough, but In whom the leaders of the Liberal party ...

... ELECTION. The sensational cry is The tien’ral Election !” North, south, east, and west heard this great question— Are the Whigs and the Radicals fearless and bold meet with a triumph, or else to be sold? ©n their banners, unfurled, their mottoes will ...

... influences. regards the former, the Whigs were certainly reprehensible for allowing those who were opposed all reform, invidiously, to introduce a which bereft the measure of great feature of its liberality. No wonder that the Whigs so soon became dissatisfied ...