... Saxon op- ion. The next ten years was distinguished by the O'Cownett agitation, and by tho Government of “tho baso and brutal Whigs;” yot it added half-a-million to the population of Ire. land. Since 1846, on the other hand the history of politics is merely ...

... much to himself to-night; for the number of those present ia this place was, as in all other parts, very much diminished, The Whigs to-night have left the fighting pretty much to the Couserratives, and Lord Salisbury has had the field almest to Limeelf. Indeed ...

... ‘They ba singe then. What of this great Li! It seem hte stono was be coyld not say. (tear, bear.) Tho ond at for the of sare Whigs who enjoy and ni wit a many od to thei and the variows other membors of gone ender the motley group Pastis ment who use.) Gladstone ...

... One effect of it will certainly be to hasten the destined separation of all constitutional politicians, whe ther they call Whigs or Liberals feem the demo- ezatic party in the came of which this odious deen has Ta the House of Lerds Lord Granville took ...

... already not to legislate for this country on the lines of the Irish Land Act,and even if they were not, they know that the Whig and landed ecction of their own party would not follow them in a scheme for taking the of the Iand out of the hands of the ...

... votes, to talk of Tory obstruction of Mr Braptavcn's plaim. It is impossible for any right-thinking person, Liberal or Tory, Whig or Radical, to consider the Paths Dill from Mr Baaptaccu’s position. 0 question is not whether a constituency is to be to send ...

... tives, and it is even doubtful whether the Parnell section will make much effort to bring sbout an alliance, So long as the Whigs retain their present attitude no combination which could possibly be or the Government. devised would have the effect of defeating ...

... nat of gi jeneral echoul and fi eat 3 , &e ‘Sale and which ts now hyena at Bi ost Hoase Wynd, Darlin wit! iy on. “The stock Whig sot and may from ten to foar o'clock. —Parther the inventory oo at Se Lenson Sale tothe Trustee, Ko. rticulare can be ot 66 ...

... for a geed Goal. {n the early stages cf the committee on the Land Bill the noble Lord was one of the mest prominent of the Whig opponents of the measure, and one of the most pro- minent of thesa who to pare it down in oom- mittee. Of lite be bas been ...

... sit for a week in the same Onbinet that cantains Mr Ho has, indeed, att with Mr Bright; but then Mr Bright was alone and the Whigs were dominant. Now all this is changed, If Mr Gladstone eould only find ancther mission for Mr Gosehen, be would doubtless ...

... was that they were an enemy to reform. to go back to 1832, be did not think thet the worki men had any- thing to thank the Whig Governinent for in respect to what thoy did for them ta the sha; reforta in car, Ly the Act of 1592 every man wv! be di 4 not ...

... one. Mr Bradlaugh’s expulaion must be made the question of the day, and the party must act that there woald be no room for Whig trickery in their ranks. ‘Mr Foorz, who next addressed the meeting, said he was that either Mr Dradlangh would succeed in his ...