... reason to alter opinion of the bill N being oase-oided, and as having the line drawn I exactly at that point which will tell the Whig-radicals. What the tactics of the opposition I in the House may It 3 we know not; but we should I suppose that they will at ...

... could not brook this inferior sppointment, and he st Isst threw it up in disgust. Soon he deviated into opposition to ths Whigs, snd msde a bid for tbe leadership of the Independent Liberals. But this section, for reasons of its own, would not hsve him ...

... Mr. Maoartby on the qui vice. “Viscount Campden stands The O'Donogbne and lou committee. Issue addresspastoral, Pope, anti-Whig. I will be hustings.” On this hint, Mr. spake, and went thoroughly into the election but is only fair to state that Mr. held ...

... court at any hour when their required to prove their votes Howm y owners are there who such a pur- Whig or Radical millowners I pose? Nay, how many Whig Le there whose liberality would bear ? favour of their Tory workmen d any t y The scheme of false in ...

... the first days of my experience of him I suffered (rum ignorance of this trait. Fur when he was expected to speak before the Whig at Worcester, I asked him if he was guiug .to speak, and where. Oh, no, he replied, •• I shah either say nuth . aig, or a ...

... deceased baronet was born in the year 1795; he represented the city of Londonderry since the year 1830, and in politics was a Whig. By his death a vacancy will be created in the representation of the city of Londonderry, and also _ • •» l>t - the county ...

... prevailing element in repre- sentation—be the masters of tho situation. Let us clear away the husks to get at the kernel. Whigs and tories have agreed to leave untouched all boroughs returning only one member. They thiuk that, to enable ministers of state ...

... the jiarty whom he lias Iwen all his life opjosing. There has been nothing like it since Disraeli’s famous suggestion of the Whigs bathing, and Peel stealing their clothes. The following was the most successful passage Let them give honour to whom honour ...

... . that the - *lag would be kept* tibia, begrime hostilities would abrogater the entire treaty. And as for our 'Nightlong i Whig n a stook of • ems? for three or feel pars' consumption ,wa know perfeetty well that he far better trust to Belgium for his ...

... be re- turned. He was nominated as a candidate, ad- dresses were published in his name, described as ' Pastoral, Pope, Anti Whig. Mr. Pope Hennessy ieserted his duties iv Parliament to go to Cork as spokesman, Lord Campden continuing quietly in London ...

... of thoughtful, quiet, decisive tempera ment ; better still, if also zealous and possessing leisure ? Then elect bim, be be Whig, Tory, or Radical. Iv lice, the constitution of the bo9rd wil! altpr, and you will not have to report acrimonious snd vulgar ...

... now adopted were direct variance with the declared opinions of Mr. I Gladstone in former times, and with the proposals tbe Whig government itself preceding sessions. They were taking the first step towards a large and permanent income tax. Even if the ...