... unseen cagenj which the lovely form of «»e fairest portion of humanity envelopes itself, until we may say as the Constitutional Whigs said of the power the Crown under the third George-it has iSwV 8 lncreasin and ought to diminwned. We hope that mlllinerian ...

... concluded expressing his conviction that the income tax was the refuge difficulties for all Chancellors of the Exchequer, whether whigs or tories. He moved, in conclusion, that requisition sent to the mayor, asking him to convene a public meeting on the budget ...

... borough just escapes shaving, and we may ead!ly imagine what an outcry this fact will raise against the contrivance of the whig scale of reduction of members. None of the other boroughs of Uevon will be affected by this rule. Of the seats *o be thus gained ...

... the short time illoted to this meeting would not allow me to go fully into ;hem. I mnst say, however, that I deny the term ''Whig,'' stick to the term •' Liberal, When I say lam a Liberal [ mean that hold those honest liberal opinions which ivould induce ...

... among that constituency, whose votes Lord John Russell then came to solicit taught me to regard with affectionate reverence the Whig'champion of civil and religious liberty all the world over am now therefore happy to associate with the great name of ail ...

... could be assigned for this. The question had been made between the whigs and conservatives stepping-stone to office, and the conservatives having come to the level of tbe whigs the whigs were obliged to be wbigs and something more, (laughter.) The two parties ...

... Stanleyites. This would make a new coalition of the high Whigs with the old Tories, and when the Stanleyites were well settled down in the ministerial nest they would then do the trick with the old Whigs which Lord Derby invites the latter to do with the ...

... very reasonable one, and the opposition it had been emboldened by members on the liberal side of the house, who wanted a sound whig government, which would never be seen again—which was just as much extinct as the dodo. But he was glad that the goverument ...

... John is the measure of his power. The better the man the more violent their hatred. They will endure lukewarm Whig, because thty know that a Whig out of place becomes a Tory in office. would not be a sign favourable to liberal candidate, that the Tories ...

... Roman Catholics were the aggressors in this unfortunate affair, having assailed the other party with stones, and the Belfast Whig says that this assault was provoked by one of the Orangemen firing a shot at the cross of the Lurgan Chapel. Two of the wounded ...

... pronounced himself whig and gloried the name. He did not like the new fangled terms of conservative and liberal. He was a whig and felt proud of the name. The meeting cheered this upstanding vindication of that term, because under the old Whig banner so much ...

... laid on by the whigs or liberals; was no such thing; the' tax was first laid on by the conservatives ; it was done by Sir Robert Peel -(cheers and laughter). Ir, was the tories who brought in the income tax; butl do not mean say that whigs and liberals ...