... whole'strength of the Whig party. The Ballot, therefore, whatever else it did, would effectually dish the Whigs.” They have long been fading awav, something like the golden pippin. Mr. Thackeray said that though he often wished he was a Whig he never saw one ...

... Heaven that at last religion no longer divided them. Constitutional means would get for them what had been wrung from them by Whig oppression, fraud, and bribery. At the next general election there would not be a hustings in Ireland on which the 7 of Home ...

... their power to ascertain how man has voted intends to vote, whatever secresy may enshroud the transaction. For many years the Whig policy has been to rule Ireland through the priests, ' and Mr. Gladstone’s Government, in their blind ignorance, imagine that ...

... aovt onooae run along certain lines, but for all vehicle* of every kind, plea- umFul for Ih® costermonger’s cart aa for the Whig «(notiage. Whatever good argument* there may be for the tramway must apply with tenfold fqsoeiivfavour of and It is monstrons ...

... prevented the necessity of doing it, but which were always found impossible long as they had a chance being effective. Old Whigs may about in private, shaking their heads and looking unutterablethings; but if they were willing to join the Conservatives ...

... indignation on the part of Ministers Will it sling them into resignation or not We believe that nothing will cause a Liberal Whig Ministry to resign, so long as it can hold on to oflice, though forced to eat its own measures, as ordinary diet.” The Daily ...

... adding, ‘‘the ‘D. of M.’ is in disgrace; the Elector Hanover is to command the forces in Flanders; if so, it is hoped the Whigs will be contented, since they grumble much at the thoughts of the Duke of Ormonde being sent thither. These illustrations ...

... Liberal party ; and last reconstruction of Parliamentary sections is freely canvassed in the shape Poreehadoivod fusion the Whigs with tbe Conservatives the Peel school, from whi.h is omitted the chiefs both of the Government and the We give these verba ...

... members were interfered with the morning sittings. Whether coalitions are or are not in serious contemplation, as a distinguished Whig observed the other day, her Majesty’s Ministers not get themselves into better odour before the recess, I would not answer ...