... noisy brandish of and irritates everybody without satisfying any one; or else it is left to Lord to answer coldly for the Whigs, or Mr to speak suggestively for the Radicals. Tho rumour that the Premier has been brought back in a hurry from Cannes by ...

... the declaration of members pledging themsclves es Home Rulers and as a distinet party, ‘The trrumph ef Mr Parncll over the Whigs who sun- mened the Dublin meeting is the subjcet of universal conversation, ‘The belief is that the Liberals, represented by ...

... says :— “Telegraph all news. The Irish in Australia are most that Wexford should remain faithfal to Ireland and defeat the Whig landlord.” Mr John Ferguson wires from Rothsay: ‘My holiday hero is disturbed by the news that a Union Jack dares to fight ...

... tho old Whigs or moderate Liberals have ceased to exist because a single Radical wave, aided by s Whig wave of hatred to Conser- vatism has succeeded in placing a Radical Minister temporarily in vower? What is there in common between the old Whig familics ...

... given Conservative writers like Lord Salisbury (hisses)—to speak the effscemeot of the Whig by the Radicals. was not himself dissatisfied with the position of the Whig party either in the present or in the past, far although they were not leaders of popular ...

... officially, ho is not an inp ortant member of the Administration; but ene need not say he represents a family of the purest Whig extraction, and whore extensive in. fluence has always been at the scrvice of ‘Liberal Governments. is brother, the member ...

... assertion that a Whig Ministry would intrigue to prevent the granting of any farther con- cessions that be might require, and declared that he asked for mo fresh concession. Moreover, he would not admit that any English Ministry, Whig or Tory, or any Power ...

... was it, and well has it alwayy been for Liberalism in so sorry a strait that it had the Whig clique to fall back upon. Numerically not very considerable, the Whigs possess the political faculty as a family tradition, and they havo is. fluence, wealth, ...

... 1879, 8 Prince Regent, and white, Ay. 9, 879; 2 8 0 @ Prince Regent, d Trip the Crook Tse red and 18 i 8 Prince 10 ete trom, Whig, d Maid one ites Dia Si 12 Favourit reé_ and w 13, ia ‘3 Ramsay, Mr Eden, Carlisle 13 Na asa and Nov. 1881; 6 14 e 1608 Ris ...

... which passes for the Whig-Kadical party of the North. There is not a Liberal candidate in any consti- turncy from the Tees to the Tweed but must court all these interests and He may by his extraction and up-bringing be an old family Whig, or be may be eimply ...

... the vortox of tho great party battle ho appears asa Liberal candidate, At his mooting at yesterday ho had tho support of tho Whig family circle, as we may call it, that used to rule over that and is still no doubt locally powerful and influential there ...

... instalment of the doctrines advocated by Mr Parwrtt ond the Irish Land League. Under theso although onc can easily conceive how the Whig members of tho Cabinet allowed themselres to bo over-ruled by the Premier so far as to ennzant ta tha Bill, and to endeavour ...