... experienced treaty negotiator. Mr. Mealy thus described the qualifications of his leader's nominee A renegade, a Whig grub, a rotten Whig, a scabby sheep, a rotten rudder,' a Whigintriguist, a thief in the night, • Government man, a political ...

... Liberals over were in power again, it would be on a Whig basis, and he was correct. The Radicals, as usual, have been the lion's provider. They have created a strong Ministry of oldfashioned middle-aged Whigs, and nothing more, and are themselves outsiders ...

... composed of a majority iif Whigs, and that it should be distinctly understood that the Radicals are not responsible for its policy, but accept it as the only alternative for a Conservative policy. In the end the Whigs—and by Whigs I mean those knock-kneed ...

... pieces. Sir William Harcourt and his Whig allies may, perhap,, imagine that the Radicals will accept the old distinction between BrAniiiis and Pat labs, and that the Radical Pariahs will consent to allow the Whig Brahmins to 'cespy office, and to emasculate ...

... ELECTOR'S GUIDE The Whig believes inbermit right is his to power and places, That no one else so well as he a high position graces; Accepts the aid of Radicals until the strife's decision, lben takes the plums, gives them the crumbs of spoilshis fair ...

... something rotten in the st;ite of Denmark is no longer a mystery. The Irish legislation, if not dishing, is disgusting the Whigs, and they won't stand it long. The have interests at stake which few of the Radicals possess. They are landowners. They know ...

... not • new Inconsistency In the Whig party. Heaven forbid that we should hint that sordid motives dictate this calm acceptance of political reverses. No; we think there is a more subtle reason. It seems to us that the Whigs bays recognised the principle ...

... it lag season. Sir John Esmonde's adhesion to Mr. Parnell has taken everyone in Ireland by surprise. All his belongings are Whig. His father voted and worked with that party for years: and his mather, granddaughter of Henry Grattan, has barely one connection ...

... in ! OIV PER'S TASK. (In the Nineteenth Century.) To !thew the Rad bogey the merest of nearer', And prove that the Old Whigs wre not without heirs. A DAFGHTER OF Evg.—Niamma Well, Eva, what are you looking in the glass for? Smartenitur yourself ...

... Moonshine.). A Amu return of the swallow. Marro.— All is diatom's to Ey Cabi.net. TO GLADOTOWL— Then you'll dismember my. the Whig, is the an for Galway,' thanks to Mr. Pamela application of Lynch law. ENGLAND and Wales, _Scotland and Ireland constitute ...

... this juin. tore to get in Conservatives. because the old party lime and na mem were changing. It was no longer a question of Whig and Tory, it was with revolution tl,ey had to contend against. The Monarchy, the House of Lords, the Church, were all going ...

... Opposition is divided into six sections : Placemen: those who, having held office, are more or less under 31rict discipline Whigs : the remnant of a once hiatorioll patty, Dow reduced to impotmce Liberals of the type who may usually be relied upon to at ...