... Birmingham, where the Whigs and the Radicals had for the time agreed to a union, the result of which might have a very different ending from that which was in- tended, At Birmingham they had found the re- presentative of the Whig official school fraternis- ...

... digestion of the Wmig peers who form part of the Present Ad ministration. There wilibe a rupture in the Cabinet, people say. The Whig peers generally will retire from it, Theseeeminent =eceders will find themnselvesin natural harmony with the Conuervativ6 ...

... Cabinet Councils he perceives a divided duty. He has to reconcile its Whig element with the patent Radicals whom he has called to his aid in the administration of public affairs. His Whig Lcolleagetes would lead him in one direction ; his Risdical coadjutors ...

... should anyonu lie ashamed of such a cause? No. There is nothing more outrageous than for some of these ant WIitCt Whigs, these antediluvian Whigs; who seeuii to have tallen ( asleep 30 years ago and never have aroused to political consciousness since, to say ...

... gi:ovances which are the foundttion of Irish discontent, Whlat has Lord Hartington to say upon the matter, nnd what have the other Whig members of the Govern- mnent to say with regaid to it 7 A Government alive to its duty in the perilous state of affairm wlicl ...

... pledged yourself in the presence of the united wisdom and patriotism of Sligo, that you would cast in your lot with neither Whig nor 'Tory, but would be ever found in the Irish popular ranks. How did you fulfil this pledge? Did you do ?? would under the ...

... himself the mouthpiece, or rather the cat's-paw of any English party. It is all the same to US SU Ireland whether they are Whigs, Tories, or Radicals. We want to have nothing to say to auny of them. We think it just as objectionable to attach the Irish ...

... that if the year 1880 is b not signalsed by the holding of a third session of n Parliatnent it Will'not be the fault of the Whigs. g These worthy renanant of bygone days profess to El bo dreadfully exercised over the condition of affairs a in Irelaud, liad ...

... 000 patienta were treated in the dispensary, and also received their medicine gratis. The hospital is stil ineonipleto, one whig remain- ing to bo added. The Countese Cowper con- Yoreed freely with many of the patients, mud re- ceived a ulmmzae purre from ...

... Jii t1pi'ju hzje !Of '4 -Jnstiew. 'HillconerptuoiofinO the prlnelplssg i{ of1 jiti~teiees':116mne1 h4ovel. 5ozoe'~of thaege. Whigs are fona .1 of;blhifig,'thd eppert9i'sof, ;tl ;Mr. ?? hend'olrmn, b~lnd fU6ftwira;' aI 'miserabieilopinylonts, `!sqiavi ...

... (laughter), but: neither was he so mueh of a political recreact as-to-be capable of endorsing.the hypocriy an4 . treachery of- the Whigs (cheers), If they-had been 'in'the House of' . Commons within the last Week.' tliey' vwould have . fou~dpioroijaen,'t nlie ...

... as it was it the Derry plolers-, ?? the sontonco to ?? I took exceptioms ran theIs: 1 lut thecorrospondolitof the 'Northern Whig,' ali ?? Itight l)efquco As- ttoelatiou are not coneorlisd wlth ttiutb, 1tid as you ?? bsees mlislid by hlula, ,vu, I giather ...