... commenting «s an alleged utterance of an English Radial M P to the effect that the alliance the English Liberals and the Irish Whig* s no longer reliable.” The Independest* said: As a matter of fact the said unholy it liance was a hollow mockery from the ...

... But, of coarse, if from tho minority only got tho ouo answer, that they wul fight to the death; if they tell us that are Whigs, traitors, rascals, place-hunters,, and ail too rest of names to winch wore accustomed three or four years ago; that their ...

... so good to read ij, yesterday, the editor himself, commenting on of English Radical at the alliance between s and the Irish Whigs is The Independent fact the said unholy w mockery from the be* I upon hereditary msl»ce ad base treachery on tie only such ...

... Archdeacon Fitzgerald to Duffy; after speaking of one Bishop a * bottle-holder Keogh,' be adds, referring to his native land, * the Whig Lord Cullen will Italianise the old sod.* THE SPEAKER.” “To Sir Charier. Australia owes debt of a like kind and magnitude to ...

... engaged Madame Ella Bussell, Master Bruno Steindel, and other distinguished artistes. Mr Thomas Mac Knight, of the Northern Whig,” is preparing new edition of his History of the Life and Times of Burke,” and a complete annotated edition Burke's works. ...

... celebrate his seventy-fifth birthday, having been born in 1823. was admitted to the Bar in May, 1844, was delegate in the National Whig Conventions of and 1852, presided over the first Republican Convention in Ohio in He was representative in Congress for many ...

... disadvantage in not haring skilled attenti ...

... subject was not availabh. last evening. Mr. Maclean's action recalls the historic occasion when Kdmund Burke abandoned the Whigs and crossed the floor of the House with the exclamation, I quit the camp.” The proceedings before the Select Committee the ...

... m lived, and finafiy oaoaed hie death. .the stage the first, meeting is not dealt wtt, lor Sfaekaapeare tehee up the fee ■ whig towavde done. The phy, •• might-have bean unainiad oo scale of nwgeifavoe, the reriwe scenes mre ■xicmam ofgnrgeoue psetaree ...

... leader. John E. Redmond. I found, on the other hand, they insisted having Tory Lord Mayor, no l*iloites, no unity with the Whigs, and no confidence in Dillonism This, sir. is the authorised programme p’aoed before the ratepayers of the city by the new ...

... Ireland in the British metropolis. The action the Corporation has not certainly the approval of Irishmen London, who are neither Whigs, nor factionist wirepullers working for ulterior motives. Mr. A. J. Balfour’s speech yesterdaj the general question of recurrent ...

... Cabinet. When this p*>.ssil)siily became known quiet but strong protest by puissant Tories against nnoHi ...