... Ireland are the real Fenian head centresor this—' Ireland.has been to England—what Belgium has been to Europe—the cock-pit where Whigs and Tories decided their political prowess.” have no space to mention the views tlie writer on the laud question, although ...

... seen approaching, and frightened the inhabitants who witnessed it. PRINCZ POLICEMAN. —A special correspondent of the Northern Whig, writing on Saturday morning, says :— I have told you that the disappointment occasioned by the prince and princeu's late ...

... in order that they might have an excuse for getting into power again, which they had not been since Lord Derby dished the whigs, and the Radicals too, by his measure of reform— (laughter) —they had taken to reformimgtbe Church. As they bad failed in ...

... Bright, and Mr. Barnes were members and adherents. I stated that while finality was the doctrine of Lord Russell and the Whigs, it never was that of the Tories; that in Mr. Barnes's Parliamentary experience the Tories have never denied that Reform was ...

... question, and judging from the S tenacity with which the Ministry cling to the of office —though that is a weakness comm both Whigs and Tories —wo should not be 011 prised to be told that Mr. Disraeli intends taining the Premiership until the new and enl» ...

... the great Liberal party. And, in order that they might have an excuse for getting into office, since Lord Derby dished the Whigs and Radicals together in the matter of reform, they took to reforming the church they wanted to dish the parsons. (Laughter ...

... candidates, Ramsay and Campbell, were both Liberals—the latter, however, of the Radical type, and the former of the ultra- Whig school. The contest was exceedingly cdose, and great excitement prevailed. The result, however, the return of U. Ramasy—the ...

... dioenasion stood in the way of public basinets, hindered the sett lement ef the measure ref >rm of list seeaion, and taunted the Whigs with having held reins of government for upwards of 20 yesra, and never prop'ssd deal with the question until they found their ...

... of conscience, but a compromise dictated by the soundest judgment and by tho kindest benevolence and charity. (Cheers.) The Whig and Tory must como little nearer together, and look at one another, and instead of asking on how many points we differ, ask ...

... with the opinion of their neighbours. I have been told the polling clerks elections that they never need ask a man whether he Whig or Tory. When one comes up with shoulders two feet across, they say. ** Oh. he a Torythey only ask his name; they not ask who ...

... put him into junior vice-chair. Mr. King, said, was more industrious man, nod did not know of what politics he was. —whether Whig, Tory, or Radical. He (Mr. Brown) w*t there to see the money of the ratepayers properly spent, and to put m ...

... and true patriotism are amongst the lest things to be any longer looked for, from oat hungry Whigs and Radicals,—aa Lord Elcho, although Constitutional Whig, vigoronaly and indignantly proclaimed to the Commons’ House and to the country, last Thursday ...