... is transferred from olass to class, the Whig magnates, as Whigs, will enjoy a vast moderating influence extremely beneficial to their order, and in tbe long-run not injurious to their oountry. Ceasing to be Whigs, tbey would, on all those questions, be ...

... began the Whigs finished, and in 1698 and 1699 proh bited the export of Irish woollen goods to any country whatever. In the same way i^ord Salisbury charges on the Whigs alone the penal laws. Th ...

... -rston had tried a «■ tii.ii.ni directed by Whigs, and a joint Govern- ment of Wlii;.' .-j and lladicals; it remained to try a Govt-rnment directed on Badieal principles, and sup- [nrtcd as far as possible by Whigs reduced to a ry place. So bold aii experiment ...

... derived the principal advantage from the Whig conneotion. The Whig connect.on had derived its force from the popular spirit to which it appealed and npon which it depended. Without that popular spirit and support the Whig party was nothing ami was nowhere, ...

... Ireland's new Liberator,' and Mr. Parnell, aaurea* ing the crowd from the hotel, said he had come to Cork to liberate them from Whig and Tory rote. Air. Lowtber had been beetea by tne irish vote ia York, and Ireland bad now a chance such as aha had not had ...

... n, which bad done more in the cause of land relorm in 18 months than Ulster Whigs ever hoped to see accomplished. In the future, they would prevent the return of a Whig candidate for any Irish constituency. ...

... jwoepecta ia a^ Liaeo-ushire or* reported favourably apo - °?*fc ara soma excellent eeveys. the birds bein« i_ r ?? l * , » the whig, and in exceptionally good __ndi tl^n* * ...

... THE RICHEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE FANCY DRESS INTRODUCED THIS SEASON. TOG THER WITH PLAIN, USEFUL FABRICS AND DOUBLE WIDTHS. WHIG’*I WILL OFFERED FULLY ONE THIRD TO ONE HALF BELOW THEIR PRESENT TALUE. ...

... moment the compounder was buried, was almost cruel, infected their followers, and we had not from Whigs or Radicals a single noteworthy speech. The Old M Whigs— Greys, ViUiers, Cavendishes, Russells — were strangely quiet, quiet and power- less as Adullamites ...

... Eancster, to contest the borough in the Liberal interest at the next election. He was formerly a Conser- vative, but is now a Whig. ...

... Forster. The claims of Lord Hartington are strongly pressed by the Whig section of the party, and they are supponfctd by some Liberals, who,' although they are not by any means Whigs, incline to the view which made Mr. Otto Trevelyan so wioth the other ...

... other methods, will Lord Lome get over the fact that his father and he, who represent the great Whig house of Argyll, which was Whig in the brave old days when Whig meant Radical, are cor- dial, aud even violent supporters of the party now installed in power ...