... whole compared with that which was thowered on ‘Mr Bucksuor Forster,” the “hypocritical Irish ” and the Cabinet of “rotten Whigs,” by whom the land Leaguers are afflicted, ‘The landholders thould be grateful for the diversion. But evidently they are not ...

... law this session. I believe that Mr Plimsoll approves sub- Committee. stantially of the recommendations of the ihe Maicontent Whig members of the Lower House had another mecting to-day to consider what course they should take on the third reading of the ...

... his Lordshp granted immediate execution. Thera waa no difficulty about the Home Rule Conservatives that they might spoil the Whigs. Tr Tele 2c ri 2. MR HIBBERT AT OLDHAM. members’ position while the Tories were in office, might for they never could be ...

... the Colonial Government were mainly responsible. Referring to Ireland, he said the Compensation Bill had been rejected by Whig and Tory landlords because it aimed at pre- venting gross confiscation being perpetrated by the landlords; but if a conflict ...

... Touw Ocortyvy of Baldovan. Mr of Finderli Mice of Balnamoon. Mr Hors Vere of Blackwood. Mr Lyatt of Kinnordy When, therefore, Whig or Tory hereafter appears at agricultural and other meetings to croak about the Game Act as a source of strife between landiords ...

... statement. (Cheere.) He maintained that the questi At the close of the meeting considerabie amuse- whether a Conservative or Whig Governmest ment was caused by the submission of a number of should rule the affairs of the nation was not frivolous questions ...

... placed, and evicting them without the compensation to which Tt is they would otherwise be entitled. afirmed that several of the Whig Peers would prefer the extension of the Ulster custom to Mr Bill. That, how- ever, is too large a scheme to propose in the ...

... League, sup- and said that that magniti- Som have obstructed it and made it a wasa significant answer to the men sathering of Whigs. The speaker said was to their object bring down rent—to destroy it altogether. “101 con been told to go before a Land Commis ...

... been jilted aud disap- pointed, studied fur the Bar, developed into a strong, hard-thinking, clear-headed man ; and now the Whig Premier has his eye upon him, and is angling to secure his presence in Parliament. The presiding genius of Jobson’s chambers ...

... elections had not given a very decisive majority to the Liberals the composition of the Government would have been predumi- nantly Whig, but in view of the suecess of the Radicals at the poll—they will number at least 150 in the new House—their claims he adn ...

... selection. ii the Ministry must and the Dire: rs are able to recommend t influential Whigs in popular cilices the ordinary shareholders a dividend at th it could have no better Whig than Mr rate cent. 2 a who. though not in debate, of 5 per on rer st per cent ...

... Bill, and the Whip in position to the Bill is signed by as many Wh as Tory Peers. Lord Grey, however, is only nominally a Whig. For many years he has been found oftener on the Tory than on the Liberal side, and he was one of the bittereSt crities of ...