... on a Home Rule basis at the election. The Whigs now in the ranks of the movement will what they can to ive the agitationaWbigturn; genuine Home ! Rulers, in their efforts to defeat the tactics of their | Whig colleagues may bring about a general disaster ...

... their importance with disgust, and rescue themselves from their ascendancy would support medium Government Cabinet of Old Whigs, with few nllies, with policy of strong but tranquil govornmen', foreign policy favouring the Eastern nationalities, and home ...

... polities. Each one of the community retains bis complete freedom of action in political affairs, and as there have been many good Whigs amongst it, so there have been many equally good Tories, one of whom bave ever been reproached with apostacy on account of ...

... snubbed, hat still sat Mr. Dal finally asserting that they were no strollers,” that Home Rule was deod, buried with tho Liberal Whigs tho grave of Isaac Butt.” A resolution was passed also in favour of ‘‘obstructive force when necessary for the redress of ...

... went on to repudiate the charge of obstruction, and referred to the ‘‘abominable obstruction practised by the leader of the Whig party, who a short time ago wasted a whole evenin'., and ended with a crushing defeat, which richly deserved.” However, after ...

... mean acquiescence in the political leadersip of Mr. Parnell, and says that Ennis there was jj, opportunity which tho Irish Whigs might have .aired to separate tbemselres from Homo Kule and Comnunistic extravagances, and gain a character for some Srree ...

... force. Several orders were advanced a stage, and the House adjourned at five minutes past three o’clock. HOME RULERS AND IRISH WHIGS. There is every reason to expect (writes our Dublin correspondent) that when the rising of the House releases most members ...

... canons, it dismal failure. The sapient Sir Oracle, who dons at Oxford Oassanpra's cloak, has committed the fault of the groat Whig historian. He has painted bis opponents, their acts, policy, plane, and purposes, in altogether too inky hues. In the case ...

... And by throwing the party of caution into close alliance with the Liberals, it will, of course. ■ -ivugthen the hands the Whigs, the expense of the more advanced Liberals—strengthen the hands o£ Lord Uartington, the expense the personal followers of Mr ...

... Dvinkwater, and Mr. Wilson Fitzfctnld. Mr. O’Brien is very distinguished barrister, »ho until recently Las been a supporter of the Whig fatty. However, he now stands for Ennis as Some-Ruler. Being well known the borough and county, and personally much liked and ...

... by the promise that disestablishment will be shortly made part of the Liberal programme. Amongst the more moderate and old Whig sections of the party the belief that, it is so has created much apprehension, and influential Liberals in Midlothian have ...

... Conservatives can claim monopoly of opinion on either side. As election cry, ** Shorter Parliaments” can hardly profit the Whigs. IRISH DISCONTENT. The practical collapse Home Rule seems to have stimulated than to have abated the production and reproduction ...