... unarmed crowd there cannot be any doubt, altbougb their defence was that stones and other missiles were projected at them. The Whigs were then in office, and were (as they generally are) extremely unpopular in Ireland. Great indignation was expressed at their ...

... mands the support of his entire party. There arc rumours abroad that such an issue as coercion or non-coercion certain number Whigs and moderate Liberals would either desert to the opposite camp or remain sulking their tents. Lord had last night easy way ...

... strengthen the Opposition in Parliament; and when the bill comes to tbe Lower House there will bo active competition between Whigs and Radicals for the honour of moving its rejection. Possibly lord Granville will explain on Friday night how it comes to pass ...

... last night of reckoning among their followers many members of the late Government, well of the rank and file the decimated Whig party. These right honourable and honourable gentlemen had, when themselves in office, strenuously opposed every attempt at ...

... made motion to that effect ? His next rash statement was, that the Queen owes her throne to tjie Liberal party because the Whigs carried the Reform Bill of 1832. This reckless assertion not, of course, susceptible of proof, and the electors Salford were ...

... nightly to Ministers by this section the House has also much increased late, and it would seem that in direct proportion the old Whig element is being eliminated, the Home Rulers are coining to the front and exhibiting degree activity and critical acumen altogether ...

... paralysed by doubts the country really wauls. But Burke was able in the days of the first French Revolution appeal from the new Whigs to the old, and as the new-fangled doctrines of the Jacobins found earnest opponents the ranks of the Liberal party tuai day ...

... mankind, had fondly supposed was impossible there could be witnessed the nineteenth century so unpatriotic as the conduct of the Whigs during the conquests the First Napoleou. bad been accepted as an axiom of everyday life that party -England must subordinate ...

... severely reprimanded for doing the very thing which forms the rainond'etre their faction. English Liberals ot all shades. Whigs. Moderates, and Extremists, would well seriously to consider the latter portion Mr. bold ukase. When commenting' uoon a suggestion ...

... mean. Irisu members opposed to Home Rule tuere ware in the Housa when the division was called but 29, and these four were Whigs. The result suows that were absent without leave, and one seat was unrepresented owing the death of the late member for the ...