... to a tree, That ne'er did barm to thine or thee I Th« stauuchest Whig Glenriddel was. Quite frantic in his country's cause ; And oft was Reynard* prison passing. And with his brother Whigs canvassing The rights of Men. the powers of Women. With all the ...

... stirring. A conference and public meeting have already been arranged for November in London, at which most ol the principal Whig organisations of the country are to be represented, and when an agitation will be organised for uniformity of the suffrage ...

... offices are given to men of Whig opinions in politics. It is monopolised as all other insti- tutions are monopolised for the benefit of a party. Ido not find that only Whigs were subscribers original ly, or that only Whigs are subscribers to the local ...

... enough in all conscience, posi- tively pokes fun at the re-appearance of Lord Hali- fax, whom it regards as one of the ancient Whig planets, which were supposed to have been banished from the new heaven of the Gladstonian firmament, but partake of the in ...

... adopted by the Nationalists pure on this ?? the channel. They consider the Home Rule parliament— y party in fact as merely a Whig •« wing. The Salford Irishmen say— We do hereby declare it to be the solemn conviction of th*s meeting that federalism as ...

... nd i 6r theM to the old o*Con_el- -TJI ?? Hor n« R*~k wiU bee .me a safe «ough political weapon in the hands of the Irish Whigs. ?? ?? whatever value tbey may have, are D ,* h »t *5 consequence of this alteration in the rela- Co B HS? ?? Km T.i° the ...

... Government. Mr. Goret said that the permanent Civil Service of the country had been organised during thirty or forty ye.irs of Whig as- cendancy, and the consequence was it was not easy to enforce upon them Conservative principles. Conserva- tive associations ...

... what danger it the Whig party about to be ex- posed ? Surely it cannot be true that the fine old majority is imperilled by bad men who are seeking to become Whigs, and are in danger of contaminating the unsullied purity of the Whig Corporation. Yet there ...

... to the Con- stitutional party. Its secession to the Irreconcilables will hasten the exodus of the old Whigs from such an alliance. The true Whig and the old Liberal are as abhorrent of ultra- Sacerdotalism as they are opposed to Republicanism. They ...

... it, whereby Liberals have been anxious to work their way into position and influence ; and Whig Ministers have invariably appointed men of their own party — Whigs and something more. The popular idea that taxation without representation in local affairs ...

... BISHOPS Eichstadt, Fclda, August 30.— The Bishop. n i Ratisbon and Eichstadt have arrived here to take P4 l in the conference whig). has been called, it is believed for the purpose of agreeing upon a join* action i Q ■ ' ference to t_»e decisions of the ...

... orton, after hearing the address and the speeches by which it was supported, could easily conceive he was in a meeting of Whigs and sham Liberals. (Hear, and Oh, oh.)— Mr. Jefferys said if the association passed the address it had better remove the ...