... last general election (loud cheers). Whenever dissolution should come the country would find the Opposition split up into Whigs. Liberals, and Radicals, whereas the Conservatives would present an united and solid party, attached the principles law and ...

... was rare and valued. Lord Moira, Lord Holland, Lord Lansdowne, were his friends. His own feelings always attached him ta the Whigs, and was steadfast to the end to the politics with which his life commenced. A new volume came out a year afterwards, of which ...

... may drawn into giving pledge that snch measure would form a part of their programme if they returned to power. Tho Northern Whig, a Liberal organ, hints that it is a fpieslion which Government alone could deal with. Roman Catholic party consider that their ...

... present in promise, in this programme, and the Dublin gathering of the party has been, in fact, very dull affair. The whole body Whig members, with all their Dublin following, keep more studiously than ever aloof, and wish for nothing* so much as that this ...

... Bills are proposals it is indispensable to adopt. By the time these arc successfully carried against the combined hostility of Whigs, Radicals, and Home Rulers, political economists like Professor Fawcett, and friends of the British ratepayer like Mr. Bright ...

... were created and extinguished. And the Ministry of 1691, which contained Whig Lord Keeper, Whig Lord Admiral, and Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer, was also furnished with two Whig Secretaries of State, of whom “the conscientious Shrewsbury” was one. The ...

... 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 ...

... of the House Dome as W few years has centred in foreign policy, and exception omitted. It seems that there are to that the Whig organ, true to its traditional precedents for the adoption of such course as this narty policy and not having bowed the knee ...

... states that the contest for the representation the capital Clare nsr-iuo the present broken condition of the lush Some Buie and Whig party, more than ordinary imnortance. There are variety of carious influence., nt Vork. First of all. the local Komau Catholic ...

... too, in turn must accept the position of a Doge, content to reign but not govern. That the leader of Whigs should now under the same yoke which the Whigs themselves wore fond imposing upon kings curious illustration of the irony of fate. fact, however, ...

... been rejected the Bishop, and Mr. Parnell, nevertheless, m Oouncllsquaro, almost tinder the chapel wall, attached Mr. O’Brien Whig and placchunter, and Mr. Sullivan declared that the clergy were endeavouring to found new Sadleir and Keogh party. Groat pressure ...

... 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 ...