... not having proposed du anything st all. Mr. Gladstone has not touched upon tlat_qusstion. It was Lord John Russell and the Whig, that proposed the levelling -op principle. Lord Stanley said that /relay', not the Irish church, was the question of the day ...

... working men most. Unless they could get something more for their sovereign, it mattered to working men little whether they were Whigs or Tories that ruled them. (interruption, and cries of 'Turn him out, directu!(l to the ?? interrupting.) The 'Iories hadl ...

... it Is in reality something mere than this. We shall no longer see the Government of the country being shared alternately by Whigs and Tories. The next administration wil be Liberal and progressive in a sense such as has never previously been understood ...

... DAILY TELEGRAPH, MORNING ADVERTISER, ;LICENSED VICTUALLERS' GUARDIAN, CATHOLIC WEEKLY REGISTER, THE UNIVERSE, BELFAST NORTHERN WHIG, ,, NEWS LETTER, )JAViHESTER GUARDIAN, LiVERPOOL MERCURY, EXAMINER AND TIMES, ,, DAILY POST, COURIER, ,, COURTER, ,, CITY NEWS ...

... in a state of efficiency. This is the whole story. The Whigs build fortitica:ions oride and leave them without a single gun; the Tories p= be the guns and then are charged with “ extravagan Whigs leave aa army practically defenceless 2 Continental force; ...

... traditions ; but Mr. Gladstone is an educated and instructed man, and be cannot tail to remember how it used to be said of the Whig*, even by their own friends, that whatever their meriu might be, they had never been able to produce a Chancellor of lb* Exchequer ...

... expenditure about which he talks so much is | fer a “Tory” expenditure ; an outlay that the Tories hi ave | ad made, but which the Whigs would not have made. He} ol. 1e tells us that it is the price we pay for a Tory Govern- \¢ ment ; that we are contributing ...

... aims know well. To * throw only Wwnib agaM thia eleritH F* it and atraagthM tu hold upon »s» lift, is tha real effnot of the Whig * eordingly tba whola the Erilioal ps' l . Ireland eonsfom of the oleneal ocgawanuoo. AGENTS. Poot»ii« rnJ*-f. g.- *fy - .■ ...

... was made merely for the purpom of pining votes. Mr. Lamm mid there was a third memo that had brought about that cries: the Whig. had been out of Mlle two yearn, and they were getting uncommonly hungry; and he hail always observed that when the Wings were ...

... cease Mr. Rothwell was entrusted lw_h «! rt _ M de * finishing the numerous works which Si? in 5 duty of on hand.— Northern Whig. ou *-oma_ had Fatal Railway Accident.— A »__- v, supposed to be George Turner, was £3s*®* man . of _ieNorth Kent K-lway,A™& ...

... unpaid, which also disqualified him.—Barrister (in I the rase of Duffy): Without wishing to know anything about your politica—Whig or Tory—do you two agree In politica? Goodwin Not now —(oh !oh!) In Prunty's cue, the welder mid there were two votes lost ...

... my entire satisfaction with your explanetion that you had no Intention of ?? I aides in the contest. It was only because the Whig. sup. potters of Lord Henley used your letter as a distinotly hos. tile declaration to myself that I felt bound to trouble ...