... shortly the announcement of the bold intention of a Government attempt to grant what was practically Home Rule to Ireland. The Whigs held aloof from Mr Gladstone's adherents. Such strong leaders as Mr Goechen, Lord Hartington, Sir Henry James, and others would ...

... treatment ; and one from Fielding, complaining of his money disappointments. I hear that Lord Grey, the Nestor of the pure Whigs, contemplates publishing his reminiscences, which would be most valuable and interesting if they include his own personal narrative ...

... together; lot gentry of England stick to their tenarte in time of adversity, and they would be able to say to both Arches, Whigs, and Tories, who came in their midst, We don't want yon. (Loud applause) Mr. W. Wray gave The vice-president which Mr. ...

... /It It If lj 2 21 ti In. Qsality reedy to cirive j 14 ttd 41d SW &I en. Upwards or Cams iu etock to select trom. Bent Ash Whigs, 3a to Sited pr. Asb L, 4. to &OM per pr. First Quality Carriage Shafts, Ss 6d par pr. Ash Futebells, 3s &I per pr. The Largest ...

... In 1851, in company with the Peelites, the Irish Roman Catholics, and the group led by Mr. Cobden, I actively resisted both Whigs and Tories; but the last especially, in defence of religious liberty, on the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill. 7. Unquestionably ...

... hopeless minority. The Radicals wished to have a Speaker in accord with the dominant spirit of the new House of Commons, but the Whigs decided to re-elect Mr. Manners-Sutton, because, although a Tory, it was held to be advisable that a man of experienoe should ...

... ' Pa THE isl Use and my flosfees. the halyards • Inman Whig. ye el gentL edmilled to the prelimbarim of the ressetiew o &V i ew and = 6 :4 s alag . the and then a ea I yokel-- I ant now to read some verses which ere intended to indicate my feelings ...

... indications in the political sphere point to a re-formation of the ronsorvative party. Recruits are coming in by hundreds. The old Whigs, and Liberals of the Constitutional type, get more and more disgasted with the Birmingham programme and tmvernment by caprice ...

... Governments of Lord Derby and Mr Disraeli managed also to maintain order without any of those exceptional measures which Whig, and Whig-Radical administrations appear to find essential for the government of the country. In the meanwhile, however, the fantastic ...

... the slightest doubt that their principle 4 were making great progress. Ideas that were even lately regarded as L'topian by Whigs and Tories were being gradually adopted generally by the people of the country. They had reason to rejoice at the progress ...

... anxious to cut off his Radical tail, but he was fond of chopping, and he appeared to have nearly succeedqd in lopping off his Whig head. (Cheers and laughter.) The present condition of the Liberal party reminded him of one of Leech's celebrated cartoons ...

... betiresi liebess sad leek UM kw Tairtelsr-the teakieg the el their ems& tangy by Wright sewing, bet the at goal • failure. new Whig last, sod play teemed oat of the gesetiee ; but another try warn credited to Jennings king mental. the kick it epee Ewe haling ...