... Others warn us of divergent views within the Ministerial party. The Whigs will never endure the only kind of measure that will satisfy the Radicals. The Irish members, plus the Whigs, plus the Conservative Oppo- sition, will perhaps unite to defeat the ...

... nothing removes, too, the effects of keenly contested political campaign so speedily as a week's good play 00 the ice, where Whig and Tory agree, on the same or on ?? sides. The game is difficult to describe without the aid of diagrams, hot the reader wishes ...

... votes on the Coercion Bill. He says that the Government is a coalition one, owing its existence to the combined support of Whigs and of advanced Liberals, and then states that the views of the members of the Cabinet are not identical rith respect to coercion:- ...