... through the principal street On arriving at Mr. tlealy's hotel Healy thanked the electors, saying his return was in the face of Whig prosecutors. A jury Irish people had brought in a verdict landlordism, and decreed its eternal doom. the impotent menaces ...

... dish the Whigs, as represented in the recent party article of the Edinburgh Review. If all the'sections of the Liberal party cannot make common cause, to Kid the country of the nile of the Tpmea, At least it is to be hoped that it wil! be Whigs, and not ...

... hoped they would still continue to have the Whig and Radical elements acting upon each other, for they were both extremely useful; but they might with considerable advantage lose a great deal of the false Whig element—he meant that element which was made ...

... the Compensation of Irish tenants, and with the hostility shown to it in the House of Commons by representatives of tho great Whig families, the Fitzwilliaii S, the Greys and Lambtons, the Moretons and the Wallops, not to mention country gentlemen of less ...

... given notice is distasteful. The difficulties which beset the Government are illustrated by the twofold secession of English Whigs and Irish Home Rulers. The disappointment of the latter is more intelligible than the fear of the former. What have the Government ...

... great situation which Lord Beaconsfield has achieved for Englund the world, Lotois Blauc's opinion ia that the present day the Whigs are but faintly distinguished from Tories in their general tendency,and that theircombats as Conservatives Liberals are mainly ...

... Weld-Bluandells, of Lulworth and Ince, v ho are an aici'ent Catholic family dating back to ?? times,, have hitherto always been Whigs or Liberals, an~d:in de last contested election in South-We'stU Lacashire, lin 1868, not only was their wohols itiflueante' ...

... leaders. It is the especial pride of Kerr Brandes that while portrait Lord .Beaconsfield has been painted, he says, ' in turn by Whigs and Tories, and hate or partisanship has mingled the colours, lis lordship is to him neither object of admiration nor ...

... soi-ta cheap«a, WIS traile quiet iat» also aaa CATELB. Jam. Sllhe ctaatat l-aa.'-ta is than uw hut Thursday, tie faii»| off Whig pnacipaUy ia lureiga. Trade i» very dull and average at'.-lower. clearance cannot effected. hav« heariy natcy aa last wtv* ...

... just dead, and the new King tad his new Parliament, which was still more pmarkable from the fact that it brought back the Whigs to power after twenty years' pandering in the wilderness of opposition. The lories had gone out the question of Parliamentary ...

... We rather like the prosecution, as evi- dence that the Government does not see its way -that between the desire to please Whigs by up- holding the law, and the desire to serve the people of Ireland, the Government has to serve two masters, and that we ...

... man or not, he was certainly pitch- forked into and held a strong position. He may not be the last of the Whigs, but he is the last of the Whig Party ' managers. For many a long day, ever, indeed, since By Whiggery, trickery hot, Lord John a majority ...