... the great Whig party, who are willing to do all these things for thorn. Some of tba tlesb and blood think they conld do all that for themselves, and great is tbe tribulation and indignation of bis patrons. They want practically to apply the Whig theories ...

... all the extreme Radicals who are not too extreme to have neither leaders nor followers, Mr. Bright comes to the rescue of his Whig friends. He does not liko constituencies to act upon the principle of choosing the most extreme men. Very likely not, for has ...

... of his tail leads him. He has no real control over his party as a whole. He bas no credit with the severel parts of it. The Whigs, in their last throes, the day which har- nessed them to his chariot. The moneyed men look onwad with unconcealed dismay ta ...

... We believe with the writer of this letter that there are better days in store for the Drama : TO THE EDITOR THE NORTH KRIf WHIG. Sir, —The Rev. Wesley Guard’s lecture on Friday evening in connexion with the Working Men’s Institute was characterised by ...

... lowest joint ©f bis party's leads him. has no real control over bis party a whole. has credi*. wi!b the several parts it. The Whigs, in their last throes, bewail the day which harnessed them to bis chariot. The moneyed men look onward with unconcealed diemay ...

... regard io the great question'• Every Irishman should be alive now to keep the real issues before the mind Ireland. Bh.dl the Whigs get into power, is not the question. ” Shull Mr. Gladstone’s party succeed, is not the question. Shall Mr. Disraeli b« driven ...

... party's tail lead him. He has no real control over his party as a whole. lie bas no credit with the several parts of it, The Whigs, in their lst threae, bewail the day which har- nessed them to lla chariot. The monied men look onward with unconcealed dismay ...