... The House of Commons must its rules defend, Though handles now and then to fools they lend. But t/ti a breach of privilege! Whigs aud Tories t 9) tempora; ! O mores ! Praise Tiineg nn Daily News for their proterrance- More honoured in such breach than nice ...

... which com- nanded the sympathy of the whole house, and it would be difficult b over estimate the value of her pnrforinance. The Whig Member of Parliament, Benjamin Stout, was represented in hearty fashion bv Mr. F. Dewar, whose reappearance on these boards ...

... national: the one was exclusive and odious, and the other liberal and cosmopolitan. To cieate a party which should be at once Whig and Tory, national and cosmopolitan, religious and philosophical, feudal and democratic, was, in short, the slight task which ...

... ?? 'liehboruio wae s rvi-nlly vowlictud and dilprived o' hise tsates, and blunning also the heartless indifucrenco of both Whig and Tory leatiers to his en- hiappy conidition, coals upon ail holleit mnell and woluea in 's ottiiglinmn to labour with ? ...

... is said to require, a new grammar or handbook. Others contend for finality in poetry as stoutly as Loid Russell and the old Whigs contended for it in Liberalism; they assert that poetry has said its last word, so far as the prina ciples of the divine art ...

... of the tyranny of his secret police, eh P' Lonr Dujusy having 'aulked in retirement aince Xast August, is going to join the Whigs, and try to upset Beaconsfield's apple-cart that way. H ' X~iNKEMORIASI. Lord Derbyiwis a stubborn bov He wouldn't kiss B.'s ...

... many friends in Belfast, by paying them another visit. This announcement was received with load applause. The .cortirhern Whig of November 26th, 1872, says:- Mr J. L. Toole made his first appearance for two years in the Belfast Theatre Royal last night; ...

... at that time seriously endangered by the intrigues of the Canningites, the Whigs, and the High Tories. The first regarded him as the deadly enemy of their lost leader; the Whigs were openly opposed to him; and the High Tories could not forgive him for ...

... Co-operative movement ; Air. Pope Hennessy shows, by an elaborate historical retrospect, that the Tories, rather than the Whigs, are the true friends of the Roman Catholics (his paper is well worth reading), and Mr. Grant-Duff supplies some lively Notes ...

... sharply. It may be interesting at the present moment to read his account of Lord John Russell's character. Let us ask how the Whigs with whom Combe associated would like the following portraiture of their ?? head is pretty .broad, and cautiousness and se ...

... Increasing. Ifis imoparsonation of King Lear is a splendid performance, and we doubt net the house to-night will e ?? Theo horthern Whig, January 7th, 1873. Last night Barry Sullivan appeared as the Gamester. The house was filled, and in the upper boxes, the pit ...

... and consequently what results might be expected from improved processes. The scheme of class representation proposed by the Whig reviewer at that time, and acutely criticised by Grote, is not without analogy to other more recent suggestions. Grote argued ...