... the Home Rulers led to believe, and that Mr. Sullivan himself still believes, that the peseut Ministry intended to dish the Whigs as to the Irish cute proposing a Royal Residence and a domestic Parliament for Irelanal Mr. Sullivan says that he is prepared ...

... denunciation of Lord Salisbury by exulting over Lord Ittrtin-toils abandonment of the Liberal party. This, no longer iiit ci ied by Whig obstructiveness, is now, in Sir George's view, to :iiih fitssaitd to the Disestablishment of the Church, the reform of the ...

... and full of abuses. Then came the Whigs, and did great good. At a time when Englishmen were taxed in every way which ingenuity could devise-when a fiscal impost was levied on nearly every necessary of life -the Whigs raised the banner of retrenchment ...

... questions he will support the Conservative Party, feeling assured that any Government is better for Ireland than that of Whigs, Secularists, and the right hon. member for Greenwich. He will strenuously oppose Sunday and early closing of public-houses ...

... Devereux Court, East Strand, was especially patronised by the learned and the diuetanti; the St. James's was affected by the Whig aristocracy, and the Cocoa Tree was the lounge of the Tories. In the first number of the Talter Steele announced that all accounts ...

... place as Parliamentary Secretary to the Local Government Board has been filled by Mr. G. W. E. Russell, a member of the great Whig House, who would seem, however, from recent utterances to have abjured Whiggery for Radicalism. Both he and Mr. Ilibbert ...

... who per- ceive advantages and defects in all gradations of politics, who are unable to think a man an angel because he is a Whig or a demon because he is a Tory, are the very salt of the political earth. They act like the lubricating oil which keeps the ...

... supposed to have formed the minority, said that every man had a right to act according to his conscience, and that the fact of a Whig Government ruling Ireland by coercion did not justify them in adoptingcoeroion a mong themselves. On Tuesday morning Mr. Parnell ...

... complicated campaigns of Marlborough, or Peterborough's eccentric flashes of genius -at home the struggles for power* between Whig and ITory in Parliament and country, the secret influences at siork at the Court, the dominant figures of statesman, wits, ...

... millions for Mr. Gladstone's Church and Land Acts of '69 and '70 can hardly realise the passionate disgust with which old Whigs of the first Reform Bill period-there were few advanced Radicals among the governing classes then-greeted the revival of ...

... SUPPORT OF PROFESSOR BEESLY'S CANDIDA- TURE for one of the divisions of Westminster, Mr. John Morley recomnmended to the old Whigs as an example for imitation the great \\'hig who once represented Westminster, the bold, coura- geous, ainl far-sighted Fox ...

... whose beauty wins the hand of a Cabinet Minister: and because the leading Tory lady is his friend, and because the leading Whig lady loves him. The second great principle is seemingly a little inconsistent with the first, and is thus expressed, sweepingly ...