... conviction, if it true that in flitting to Ripon anticipates banishment from London. It would seem that tho Whig element City has grown too weak to prevent Whig candidate from coming to the ground between the two antagonistic principles ruling the constituency—that ...

... worthier to occupy your vast intellect than this trumpery little British Empire, which you so justly rate at its proper value The Whigs are notonously trying to throw overboard one of the most brilliant men who ever fought on their side. It their way. Why should ...

... need not fear encounter that particular difficulty. Mr. Parnell has * a much easier and more efficacious way of reducing the Whigs.* He neither explains, nor was it necessary he should explain, what the laughter of his appreciative hearers showed they undcrstood ...

... night, lie reviewed the political career ot both parties in tho House, and condemned the sham Liberals, who said wove only Whigs, who followed the lead the There were, said, only two independent men in the House—Kenealy and Hoebuck, both being returned ...

... will repolled by j threats of secession. O’Connell and hia associations in a great measure caused the reaction against tho Whig Government in the yeara which followed the Reform Bill. Long afterwards familiarity with Irish insurgents made Lancashire a ...

... Mundella himself that name. Another brilliant discovery the Radical member for Sheffield was that there may be some virtue even a Whig. “Sweet are the uses of adversity;” it is not for us to say whether in this instance, as in the other mentioned above, a desire ...

... are Tory device for stilling the voice of the nation. It may be well to remember that the Septennial Act was the work of the Whigs under George 1., and that its avowed purpose was to avoid the Jacobite perils which 1716 and long afterwards beset the Hanoverian ...

... obloquy which attached to her lord. The accusations levelled against Hastings proceeded mostly from one political party, and the Whigs, who had discovered the husband to Verres. jumped, rightly or wrongly, to the conclusion that the wife was Messalina. Her ...

... much diminished n.ajority compared with a fonner contest, over Mr. Alexander, the Conservative candidate. After his return the Whig journals of Bister so boasted of the victory as to irritate the Ulster Brsmiaer, the organ of the Homan Catholic party, which ...

... fellow-countrymen is only one incident in the Whig iutrigue for which the Irish National party is already prepared and he goes across the St. George’s Channel to raise the oanner of St. Patrick against the Whig intriguers. There is to great trailing of' ...

... addresses the House, and who is ardent advocate of a royal residence Ireland. Tho member for Kinsalo is Mr. Eugene Collins. pliimt Whig, and no Obstructionist.” Tho member for Mallow is Mr. John George McCarthy, solicitor at Mallow, who may tie described what ...

... former's strength r»'.gia ttan the r b d'P u, ovi ’- Holloway’s remcilioi lb. -to- 25, 1879. OPINIONS OF THE MORNING PAPERS. WHIGS AND RADICALS. The Times thinks *• it would error to bind either the Whiij or the Radical section of the Opposition too strictly ...