... activity. and to And additional opportunities of sin. ployment for our people (cheers) There are men who say that we are Whigs. arid that we are reactionary iis taking up this position. My answer is that we !occupy esactly the mane poeition we took up ...

... the agitation for which Mr. Daunt took a prominent part, induced a laruu number of Irish F'roteetanti to ruv..lt against both Whig and Tory, sad exasperated th into establishing a Home tieverninent Aseneiattm. This policy on their part wai actuated by the ...

... that during the tut minutes of his life. the minister exclaimed : Oh, my country ! and Save my country. Oh, Ond ! The Whig version, air related by Sydasy Smith, was that Mr Pitt was declared by the nurse to hairs merely asked for barley water. Mow ...

... margin that it seemed vain to assail it. list the contest was, nevertheless, undertaken, and now we have an utter reversal—the Whig.Halisbary combination goes to the wall; the Liheral-Gladstonian holds the field with an enormous majority. The popular voice ...

... active a part on the side of Lord Ilartington. It wilt be remembered that it was Mr. Bright who proposed the rising hops of the Whig,.; a dexterous arrangement which reconciled the klictel .ection of the psrty to a leader who was then I.uppos , d to have ...

... express, or what is much more likely—to swallow their views. We hare very little doubt that in the end Mr. Balfour and tho Whigs will prevail. As we said last week—quoting a Tory—there is much More likelihood of a care-in than of aCaveon the Tory side ...

... Nationalists, we have scarcely any real friends in the United Kingdom; that the great majority not only if the Tories and Whigs. but also of such Liberals se are engaged in trade it manufactures, feel as much hatred for this country as did their forefathers ...

... wh«e O'Connell scrambled for gulls' eggs amongst the wild crags of Derrynano. During bee residence is England she supported Whig Administrations, and by the Ministry of Lord Ore, a Civil List ywnsion of t3OO a year was conferred oe her for her services ...

... Ouch lb. wr4t.t unseats Mr. Davit*. tht Wow% d °sore% IR. He la that silo wrested, Mh•nurrr should. gibs Ur Mutt sad IA the Whigs and Nine* la !reknit, try •t Oar• to b.tt.•r his The fars•r eau messily by 'bps V. prise of his pr•ds..r ; by getting • reelection ...

... that of the evicted tenants. Mr. Balfour is quite thread enough recognise that; is a pity he did not by ant:emetics dish the Whigs by &nog an at at 'race just mud ascermary. and for the public welfare of both Esilsad and Ireland. One of the strangest tillage ...

... most critical time for Ministers, and has bees a rock upon which many Governmenta have split. It has been dangerous alike for Whig and Tory, and examples might be quoted to show that either from the growth of a fiercer opposition from without, or increasing ...

... sod impunity defy any law which they may Dot approve (cheers). Now, ;roil. , men, it is not only Lord Salisbury , be the ea-Whig. De the Duke of roneeire, who holds the cam , he says They (the people of Ulster) meat judge foe theeee'vek ap,a their owe ...