... than they were in this time last year. They have made converts, and, in company with their new allies, have intimidated the Whigs. Instead of losing ground in the House of Commons, as it was confidently predicted they would do, they have visibly gained ...

... man rejoices that Ennis has, put .the Whig emissary to flight, and addE- A sharp lesson to the breed of Blue Whiga' Is that which Clare and Ennis have taught, and there is oonsternation in the oamp. The IBlue Whig' who went to Clare did not deign to profess ...

... To'T0 E5 r ani OF THE FREEMAS. London, Wednesday Night. DEAit SIrt-Mr. Parnell having charged me with b being concerned in la Whig intiigue to steal aiway his character ' because, when he repudiated g6 a false a statement in your London Correspondence ...

... would not think of contesting the St Andrews Burghs. Mr Ellice has been a consistent ty Liberal-he has even developed into a Whig- o, 'Radical along with many of his party-but the ie constituency of the St Andrews Burghs may be le excused for saying that ...

... England are by no means anxious to revert t6 that policy of self-abasement, insignificance, and abstention carried out bv the Whigs under the in- A Ruence of Mr Bright and the disciples he of Cobden. It further holds that :- Lord so Beaconsfield, in adopting ...

... weak Q Is the tempeat In a teapot, caused by an al- r leged speech of Mr. Parnell, after he had f knocked over Conservatives, Whigs, and N Ultramnontanes at Ennia. Some one had been Ii dreaming about the member for Meath, and t probably when In the agony ...

... (lo. Fecr al through ths I shifting politics of Ireland Meatlh Las waged im' placable wxa r for the last thirty years against Whig. . gery as ths onc mortal foe of uatinial hope and life; and now fv te victory is swae2t, iu('ou-tchu . greatest Einco thit ...

... 3 ton, men it to the royal presence. The sound o of the cannon without was drowned by v the the triumphant cheering of the Whigs a n in and the counter demonstrations of the a niles Tories. The leaders on both sides had S L sprung to their feet. and were ...

... scarcely imagine anything having been omitted more offensive than that which was published. The Freeman is not concerned in any Whig plot, and never was since my late father or I had anything to do with it. Neither am I, nor was I, ever concerned inany- thing ...

... the son of a nobleman, one of the strongest opponents of the ballot he (Mr. Bentinck) remembered, on the shoulders of the old Whig party combined with the Ultra-Radicals. Mr. Gladstone put forward a i strong indictment against the Government, in which In ...

... much , as more about them. He thinks, however, it is almost as 'absurd for Mr. Parnell to assert that 1 I am elingagd ina o1 Whig intrigue' to 'steal away his character' as to think I hant ns a question of what he. did or did not say iu Wesitninster d could ...

... forward men who will act loyally and regardless of Whig or Tory in the British House of Commons. I tell you, my friends, that sending us men who are nominally Home Rulers, but who are simply covert Whigs or Tories in dis- guise, is worse than useless. 'It ...