... That duty fell, as had been privately foretold, to the solid Moncrieff. He is a thoroughly able and eloquent man with the true Whig capability of inter- mittent Radicalism. To-night this capability was strong in him, and his arguments on the Liberal side ...

... party tournament, for Ireland h24 gained little from these purty fights when they had served their purpose, forthe ancient Whigs, so wakeful in opposition, were apt to nod in the relaxing atmosphere of office. He now at last entertained high hopes, not ...

... Radicalism. . Mr. Stanley became a Whig because the House of Deifcy, with its inveterate tendency to the weaker side, was Whfe, and while the Whigs we« struggling the era of the R»- form Bill Mr. Stanley was capital Whig. It is historical incident how leaped ...

... , the power the old Whig party. If Liberal Government were reconstructed, no doubt there would great clamour on the part of hereditary politicians to occupy important positions in it ; and if there were an infusion of the old Whig party they would cease ...

... onset, we felt assured we had intolerance of Orangemen, eud we now feet we not ed in vain. Fee issue is not a question of Whig or Tory, but whether an as necessary duties is to take the man without past services to guarantee place of a gentleman who ...

... that pro! feeted those opinions at that time, but ha> explained that meant them for adoption, notagainst the Tories, but | Whigs. With his explanation I have nothing do. question his philosophy, but I do not doubt his honour. When any man tells that he ...