... PLITTES. article on Whigs, Radioed', and Chnsereatires in the Quarterly Rerier is likely to create considerable notice. In view of the Demouratie tendencies of the present Government, the writer makes a strong appeal both to the Whigs and moderate Liberals ...

... the two motions into whieh it is divided. If he throw in his lot with the Radisals, the Whigs will probably throw in theirs with Sir Ws. Harcourt. But neither Whigs nor Badiells are ...

... the Whig party in the House of Commons were left like 'hasp without a shepherd by the 1140411.109 of Lord Howiok to the Upper House, and tho appointment of his suesessor dilemma a question of the highest difficulty and ill]. po-taimoir. The Whig peal ...

... Mr. Arthur Sharman Crawford is not as narrow and selfish as the Ulster Whig supremacy party could wish, she statement, of his own month tittered, does him grievous wrong. Ulster Whig to the cote. Be I would build on the Plantation basis; the Catholic Celts ...

... tukautatauu, sae ea be gather it Mir Subeerteectly he saw the two lettere 111 the Whig. and ea the nest dey eetecti a stating that be eras to temin se more rota from the Whig. - Ile Led reevared more work from the Winer, but offered work the Writ ora• ...

... TOPICS OF THE DAY. THE WHIG AND MR. JOHNSTON. M.P. -- Coxsurraner has never been a characteristic the Northern Whig, and we are not surprised to find that it has turned against Mr. William Johnston, M.P., the popular senior member for Belfast. The reason ...

... OLD COMPLUS?. Tail is tit. lime, in November's dreary seation, Which brings epidrmies and sickners in its train, Schen the Whig, as usual, bereft of all buffers an alma of Blaekstaff on the brain. The of Tors and ebo*.es of the Mayor Ars tie events ...

... has stated I am undoubtedly of opinion that the Whigs are not the party to whom we should look for a fair adjustment of our claims. If I am wrong lam open to conviction, but I cannot see why every Whig organ in Ulster should attack me because my faith ...

... was passed it would do away with the bad intentions of these Whig landlords. and, at the same time, hold them to the thirtyfive years lease, and thus would remand on the trickery of the Whigs. (Cheers.) The Bev. Mr. showed that wl•su the Land Act of 1870 ...

... Shaw and all hie Whigs and resigned Homo Rulers that he aid airy ought to hare been in the ranks of the pupils loft ago, and not sneering and cavilling at those who were. But really there is no most to be said in the matter. The Whig game I. played out ...

... incident of 18 1 8, and the Whig is naturally very indignant. Mr Johnston is now gro•sly abused by the Haideal organ. No libel is too strong for it to launch against him. The anonymous letters that anpear from time to time in the Whig, reflecting upon the senior ...

... of the Conservative party. The Whigs are very fond of making appear that their motto ii-- For the Bing often; for the country always. With regard to their claim to the part of their motto, I have often felt that Whigs, when out of office, have little ...