... THE EARL’S QUEST There was an earl of ancient blood. Of the antique teraner too; Chief of the rare old Tories, He tried the Whigs to woo: And the name of the earl was Stanley, With Smith prefixed thereto. He tried the gentle Granville. Who all men think ...

... Glass, &c., belonging to the same Matter, Sale at 12 o’clock. P. PENNINGTON, Auctioneer. Cork, 12th July, 1866. (2807) The Whigs did not know the secret of success: they did not do enough for their Party. We thought they had been fairly “liberal” in this ...

... fact al- though he repudiates what is generally ifhderstood coalition, lie relies upon the support of a section of the old Whig Liheml Conservative party. Some members of that party, it is said, insist Mr. Brewster being appointed Chancellor tiia price ...

... and lower classes. In the same way there was very little distinction between Liberal-Conservative and Conservative-Liberal-Whig, and a Liberal and an advanced Liberal, and a Radical—although there was a clearly defined line between a Liberal and a Co ...

... the Conservatives remained a few months longer in office this might not have beeh so; but that pleased neither Liberals ilor Whigs, arid thejr had to give way to men who have little to shew for all their expenditure. Perhaps we may now have the satisfaction ...

... the House, ought to bo placed. have not desired to form our Administration upon any narrow party basis. There are many of the Whig party whose sympathies are well known to be with us, whose support in debates and divisions we have no doubt of receiving, ...