... time, he acted wisely in postponing hi, esims- As leader in the Commons, 01 sections ,fLiberals will rally round him. The Whigs, who form a considerable portion of the Liberal mR- ,rtty.would reluctantly support Mr. GLADSTONE aj rremier, while, as leader ...

... be treated as a question of party politics. In point of fact no one has so treated it. A candidate who unites in his favour Whig, Liberal, Tory, Conservative, Independent Opposition, and Ultramon- teno certificates can scarcely be considered a party can- ...

... DUBLIN: TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 28, 1866. WHIG and Tory in England are not nearly so well defined party distinctions as Democrat and Republican in America. The Whig is often confounded with the Tory, and the Tory with the Whig, but no American confounds the Republican ...

... scene the hands of the Liberal leaders will be untied, and they, will bE at'liberty to ptoinulgatehmore iadvanoed ideas The'old Whig: 'qould never, constuet a stable or popular ministry. They are very infitien- tial, and,', from their long experiouce in office ...

... utterly and disastrou1ly failed to do n in the ten times thirty yearn precuding. It has baen a 6 persid distinction of the old Whig party that it bas not n ?? up and laid down principles and opinions accord- 1 ing as they happened to he profitable mnd popular ...

... they I have. a traditional repugnance. Fire and water are not rooe hostile. For a time oar Cona- tryrnen were misled., The Whigs deceived them. Thbeyr f, rgot how much they owed Irelatd-how an Irish majority carried the English Refiormn and other import'ant ...

... fi the bal ,,f over ebout mid-nigbt, end this acuiversary wae 8!,, the things of the past early on Sunday moruhig_ Northern Whig. ...

... e4f jrttma* Iffurnala 1DUBLIN: THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1865. _ _ ITnE Ameriean war had been the excuse of Whig and Tory for postponing Reform. But, when the Vice President hiccupped his Inaugural to ti e -uste, it was unanimously agrced thht the 1'rijth ...

... kept the Liberal party back and rendered it abse. lately eubject to the Q ianerati of Torylem. It was .often the boast of Whigs and chuckling admission of Tories that his lordship's lufiuence had just this opera- tion. Owing to his own tot, the want of ...

... remedy-I believe The only chance for Ireland is to turn out the Whigs. Let DOo man be returned by any constituency in Ireland who will net pledge himself to do all in hit power to put the present Whig government out ot offie. Let this be put forward as the primary ...

... country would lamp with joy. And to would other Catholics nearer home bad such a bhon CoMe from the Tories Instead of. tbe Whigs--I remaiD, Eir, your moat obedient servant, A CATtsOLIo. Dublhi, September 13. ...

... Ireland, rendered vaeant by the accidental deathi of Mlr Senior. In parliament Mr. Bellew las been a steady Oupporterof the Whig. govern. ment during the many years he has had a sea2 in the House of CoMmmons, Ilia appoirtment to the Irish poor law boaid ...