... with Whig Statesmen. Out of office they were full of sympathy for Ireland— ehe had been 20 illiberally governed. Only place the Whigs, with a due sprinkling of Radicals, in power, and England's generosity will atone for centuries of parsimony. Whig Statesmen ...

... Gladstone's offeial reaidenco. ‘he Minister and others of his colleagues took counsel together, but without any practical The Whig Whip received orders to bring up the talk- ing on the first motion, and tins it come fo pass that the adjourned debate on the ...

... ecmaider that Mr Gladstone’s Administration, from ite accession to power, has acted with even more than the ordinary amount of Whig Jesuitry and dealing on the proposed purchase and con. solidation of the several lines ef railway in Ireland. Six weeks ago ...

... horses, carriages, dogs, armorial bearings, &c., &c. We are about to experience, in all its attractiveness, the beauty of Whig finance, and as the county cess is to bo relieved to the extent of abaut three pence in the pound for the main- tenance of ...

... Tn tho firet place ho claims close affinity to tho candidate who, at tho Treasury Whip’s bidding, unsncceasfally carried the Whig banner at the last Sligo election, and secondly by conferring on him the appointment, with its ac- companying salary of £3 ...

... claim to a baronetoy is being prossed on tho First Minister, and tho lavish expenditure in fighting Youghal on thoroughly Whig principles and policy is pointed at as ono of the family recommendations for Royal favour. ...

... M inister, and declared bis assent to this couree. rovious questions and “ eclect bs For “ to the Whigs in general, and more bs commend me to the Whig Irish Minister, whenever cularly themeel ves surrounded with and they find ti a cannot m1 aster courage ...

... acountry by nonchalance, assurance, OF refusals full of sym- yy. A German philosopher—one would think he had lived ander a Whig Ministry—exclaimed, “with how little wisdom the world is governed! : In our days the Government of a nation has no- thing to ...

... inquiry is laid before the House, in ecrdance. with Colonel proposal. Plot and counter will lead to smart debate; but the ‘Whig Whip must leave nothing undone to carry his Ministers are. still undecided as to thelr of action on the Party Processions Act ...

... inquiro into the practices at the last Sligo election. T hope to send you on tho names of tho Commissioners. There will be two Whigs and one Conservative. Sir George Jenkinson was absent from tho House for a few minutes this afternoon at question time or he ...

... Cunard and Co. When tho history of tho whole of this affair comes to be written people will bo astounded at tho lengths to which Whig officials went in order to dofeat this particular work sanctioncd by thcir Conservative veal the Duke of Devonshire's oldest ...

... take an almost interest in the di: and it was palpably from tho indications which his count gave, that his sympathies retired Whig leader. were on this occasion at least bound ap with tho the Dublin ex-representativo has had ‘There aro some who the length ...