... sorrows and the sufterings 0) famine upon the great body of the working people of 1 ministerial side of the house is full of Whig and Lip peers, while the benches of the Tory and Opposition side are entirely They did not give thoir counte- nance--their ...

... of the Royal aosent being given to it in the House of Lords, you wiU find that the ministerial side of the houso is full of Whig and Liberal peers, while the benches of the Tory and Opposition side are entirely empty. Thoy did not give their counte- nance ...

... the present state of parties continues, and T mtty, I think, sum np the condition of parti™ in onebrief expression— '• While Whigs and Tories are rpmr- veiling. Republican- are advancing (applause). Thla i«, gentleman, an unsound state of tbinga, and what ...

... declined tbe honour. The offer of such an o'h'ce to such a man is a curious Illustra- tion of the blundering endeavour of the old Whigs to fill round men into square holes, id vice versa. If Earl Russell, in the extremity of his difficulty in reconstruct- ing ...

... sum ap t | TRIAL ov RirL¥s,—The following is the of the ha ht Hon. B. Disraeli and Mrs. Disraeli | one brief reasion— “While Whigs and Tories are quar- | competitive trial of rifles, held at Woolwich on the at Grosvenor Gate from Wrest Park, where rolling ...

... News says that Mr, Bright's speech was aa : for the prisoner had conducted the tefence, The charge unlike his eld manner asa Whig place is unlike a | agains: the prisoner was one of an easily intelligible charac: Liberal in expectancy. His unlimited confidence ...

... more courteous in their bearing than thoir opponents ; that the Radicals are comparatively hard, grasping, and selfish ; the Whigs compara- tively overbearing, insolent, and contemptuous. We have heard this testimony quite as often from Radioals as from ...

... struggled for free trade when and the true interests of commerce ; would have made a treaty of commerce with France, and the Whigs used all their endeavours to defeat it; when Sir Roserr Pre. made the first breach in the Protectionist tariff and carried ...

... become belligerents in insisting upon its cessa- tion. Whose language is this ? Does it repre- sent the foreign policy of the Whigs as constituted in a new body since the death of the late Premier? Into what high court of the world did Federal America come ...

... to the Government that retains him. But it is not to the Secretary only we have now to look. For the first time in the eraof Whig Governments Earl Russert has obtained quite a plethora of Irish legal advice. “When was it before that the Attorney General ...

... n, returned a vorelict of Guilty on all the counts. O'Leary addressed the Court, saying that ho expected nothing else from Whig judges and a packed jury. He was sentenced to twenty years' penal servitude. O'Donovan (Rossa) was then put forward iv the ...

... on, returned a verdict of Guilty on all the counts, O'Leary addressed the Court, saying that he expected nothing else from Whig judges and a packed jury. He was sentenced to twenty years’ penal servitude, O'Donovan (Rossa) was then put forward in the ...