... always the aim of the Tories, the Conservatives, the Constitutionalists, by what name soever the party in opposition to the Whigs, the Reformers, the Liberals, may be designated, through the many sharp decided contests of the present century. We are twitted ...

... thrown up his appointment in Mr. Oladstone's administration on account of the Irish policy of the government. An old traditional Whig leaving the camp at this moment is a sign that others may possibly follow. '—Belfast News Letter. The obituary of the week ...

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... thunder which shall roll from orb to orb through infimte, incalculable, illimitable space, that Radicalism must die, and that Whigs, Liberals, and that all who oppose the return Mr. James Agg-Gardner, must be thrown with violent hands, right over the walls ...

... was rather bad to beat at chaffing oockneys—that is, strangers ; for whom he had a truly squirearohal dislike. But although a Whig of the old school, he was quite an aristocrat, and did not understand being tackled and answered in his own coin by any one ...

... was rather hard to beat at chatting cockneys—that is, strangers; for whom ho had a truly squirearchal dislike. But although a Whig of the old school, he was quite an aristocrat, and did not understand being tackled and answered in his own coin by any one ...

... His remarks about the working closers being represented by the classes who now sat in Parliament was a piece of miserable Whig special pleading, of *lnch Mr. Bright himself two years ago would have been ashamed, and would live to regret. Mr. Odger also ...

... the rodwould be launched off out. side the walls, instead of felliag inside, thus gi a . thance of escape the ruins. In thee Whig the roof would be carried aside a dis. traced SO feet, the length of the pillars. ...

... impeded legislation for generations pest, for ever oat of the way. what he proposes to do commands the assent of the great Whig Dukes, no one else need be very much alarmed ; if he is obliged to act without their support, so much the worse for the Dukes ...

... the remainder will dine together next week. Mr. Dorington delivered an able and exhaustive speech. On the same evening the Whigs and Radicals of Tewkesbury had a feast of politics, at which the principal dishes were addresses from Capt. Price and Mr. Sargeaunt ...

... light it out the bitter end. Nothing reliable has yet transpired with respect to the proposals the measure. If it is such the Whig and Conservative Lords can accept, and such will at the same time really remove the leading grievances of Ireland in respect ...

... and it will be moved in the Commons by Captain Egerton, uncle of Lord Ellesmere and son-in-law of the Duke of Devonshire, a Whig, and seconded by Sir Charles Dilke, Radical M.P. for Chelsea. Ministers are hard at work preparing for the meeting of Parliament ...