... enthusiasm for Irish liberty than to an endurance of Balfourism. The self-justification that prompts appeala to the old Whigs by those new Whigs who still cling to the name with a tenacity all the greater because of the absence of the sub- stance, becomes absolutely ...

... them defeated. But it would be difficult to find any poeaible bond of union thia queation between ultra Tonea, disaffected Whigs, ana irrecnnoUeeble Home Kulen; and bad fear that in the House of Commona a majority Woo Id ever be found Knst Government on ...

... must deceive him as to any such meeting as he refers to having taken place in ?? The only meeting held abjut that time by the Whig party on the subject of reform, ot wliich I am aware, or of which I can learn any- thin p from Lord Russell, was one of members ...

... on the registry. Overtures were made to the Whig gentry to join in the support oi' two liberals, Mr. Cobden being one, and the other being nominated by themselves. This offer was received by some of the Whig gently, espe- cially those connected with the ...

... on and co-operation that are needful to efficiency, are m_9t imperfectly ob- served. Whigs and radicals bave often had occasion to complain of each other. The whigs have complained that the efficiency of the liberal party has been de- stroyed by the ...

... bulk of the Whigs crossed over to the Ministerial iide, Sir G. C. Lewis says: A partial junction of the Whigs with Mr. Pitt's Government began to be agitated in June, 1792. It was not. however, till 17.4 tbat the great secession of the Whig pan,y from ...

... and said it would be swept away by the rank and file. He charged Lord Hartington with having brought about the suicide of the Whig party. The Liberal party conld be satisfied with their position, and he abso- lutely endorsed all that Mr. Morley had said ...

... scornful superiority whenever a Whig is mentioned. If they hear any doetnue ihey do not approve, they cry, That's Whiggish ; and they suppose they have demolished it utterly. Lord Salisbury, too, ' pours cv these same Whigs the vials of his j hatred. The ...

... Irishmen not members of the Land League, he considered hypocri.ts. A resolution was pass- d that the Govern i of the day, whether Whig, Tory, or Radical, should direct its attention to the establishment of peasant proprietary in Great Britain and Ireland. ...

... beyond its walls the forces of the unholy alliance, and put to eternal rout and shame the boasted and impudent coalition of Whig and Tory. Mr. Redmond has been ardent, effortfol, aud patriotic. Little doubt we that in future the borough of Wexford will ...

... reply, briefly reviewed his political career, and contended that the principles which had always influenced his actions were Whig principles. The Bible was tiie foundation of the con- stitution and the common law of the country, and so long as this was ...

... by his present action. For ]. • *d Hartington is above all things, a Whig, an a emphatically a modem Whig; and from a! i: st the commencement of the present cen- ts : ?? the Whigs have manifested a growing i ?? u_y to ignore more and more the grand i ...