... Ireland. It is not only dead, but buried, and buried without any honours, military or civil. It is not merely that the profession Whig or Liberal principles, even though sweetened by Home Rule pledge, is a certain key to the disfavour of a popular constituency ...

... magazine For NOVEMBER. 1879. No. DCCLXIX. Prlootl. 64. Contents. Renta; or, What’s In Name P—Part VIII. An American Princess. Whig Reviewers, ns Painted by Themselves. Hyria.—Conclusion. The Maronites. A Poor Devil. Among the Affghans.—A Survivor’s Narrative ...

... 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 ...

... morning admonishes them to reform their method of carrying on political warfare. Writing to influential contemporary, an Old Whig forcibly points out that not ceaeclcss misrepresentation and vituperation can any party hope to win the confidence or the country ...

... into sis main sections, each under its own loaders. There were the Conservative Whies, led by Lord Derby and Mr. the Pure Whigs, by Lord Granville and Lord Hartiugtoa; the section headed Lord Kimberley and Mr. Forster; the Moderate Liberals, led by the ...

... as to have been already forgotten. We can all remember the terrible hubbub which his pledges and promises ex. cited among Whigs and moderate Liberals, and how the more politic leaders of the party looked upon the rash move of the noble lord as mistake ...

... unions may obtain loans from the Government. Applications for such aid must be made be'ore the 31st January next. The Northern Whig, ot Belfast, to-day says :—“ The question is whether these three agitators, they he criminal, are more criminal than Mr. Parnell ...

... notion sre believe, has fouud favour in quarters; but, if gained ground. What Is become of the Moderate Liberals and the. old Whigs The Idea, no doubt, fnterpreta the sentimente entertained the 129 member* who were ever ready to divide, when Lord , not—a ...

... and the tranquillity' of the country. The Cabinet and the Government have been attacked on every side; the idea of forming Whig and Tory party among the Republicans has bad to be abandoned as a hopeless task, and the division of the spoil has created ...

... aside the shackles of party obedience and to speak out as freely favour of the coarse which believed right as if such words as Whig and Tory had never been heard of, and the doty of allegiance to a leader had never been recognised the Hmseof Commons. It need ...

... has studied subject would give his rote for their prohibition, and it is notorious fact that they were special device the Whigs. Mr. Gladstone hud candidly acknowledged that he once tried and failed become a political life-renter, all Scotland would have ...

... half-a-dozen septs or clans. Just as in tbe old days 'Whiggism, Russslls, Cavendishes, and Elliotts monopolised the big places in Whig Administration, so in the early days of the Irish Pentarchy few select families of Macs and took to themselves all the lordships ...