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... fc* ! treuiMe. Ike Whig*, »iifa »mii 4 een» oaJ | reepect to aceoluplubed foot* wki.-h h»r« olvojt charoctcrue4 them, are read/ welcome tho clioufe Act and iu corullorj the fitdutribahou Bill elect between them, from which the Whig* bare l bint; fear ...
... it is certain endorsed by many members of both Houses of Parliament, and will appreciated by the Government. llic 18S4 fiTe Whig pecra died, naiuel/.th© Eerl Scarborough, Viscount Torrington, and Lord* Moeijn, North, and Petre, The successors to the t ...
... Tennjson calls M the \ glory of going on. are glad that the hoar has I come when great social not paltry party fights between Whig and Tory—occupy mens ' thoughts and stir men’s hearts. However formidable the tasks before us. the? must faced, for old politico ...
... what Conservatives are ; Hr. Cliatnberlain makes it clearer every day what Radicals are. Is it not time that Whigs should ask themselves what Whigs are ? If they do, they will discover that they are of Conservative convictions and Radical connections. Perhaps* ...
... party that it haa already ceased in the main to be led halfa-dozen titled gentlemen. Lord Bbacovstibld when he dished the Whigs far more effectually dished” the Tories. Who shall question that these are, preeminently, days of progress matters mechanical ...
... was taking place in the politics of Ireland. The Irish Party bad now a power in Ireland that defied the united influence of Whig and Tory, and were going in the right direction to obtain for Ireland her undeniable rignt to self-government. That object ...
... lately shot a* many as a thirty-throe hares before breakfast. “Then, sir.’'was the judge « remark, You must have firing at a whig, Jiave yon.’ tuked the Judge, of recsntly-c mvicted man, “ anything to offer the Court before sentence passed?” “No, your honour ...
... N. Sir Ilorrwuld Wake ho* been definitely a* the Liberal eandidate far borcugb, iu op|Hj»iiion Mr. Lradlaugh. The Con- and Whig* will coalesce to secure Sir s return. ...
... Mr. Chester, the British hangmen in Ireland. In a few yaara ib« fate of Ireland would decided, would meet a few day*, both Whig* and would ask them for their rote*, but parly would only rote the interests Ireland. KS. Mr. Chamberlain left Birmingham far ...
... his party. The Marquis of Rirox has declared himself to be a Radical! ” lie was thought to be nothing (letter than improved Whig, His speech at Liverpool last night shows him to a staunch Reformer of the best type. is for moving on, according to the changing ...
... Lodge. Acnm to ■ Oppoeition to grant auppliet freely for tucb war Mallon. Alto, Mira A. J. A. Colby, pupil at Jramond name. Whig and Tory, and then y nowthreaton. us on the Afghan frontier, regardlera ntisfied tbe eiaminer. in preliminary religious the ...
... proposal. The Standard : —It is expected that Mr. will take pan in the debate the Egyptian agreement. A considerable number of Whig abstentions expected, and the Irish members w»U probably sole wilh the Opposition Air. motion. The IknlyNev* saj aArrangemenU ...