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... DAVTTT ON WHIGS AND TOBIES. Mr. Michael Davitt, speaking at a meeting at Co. Carlow, yesterday, said wished to address them upon a question which was occupying more public attention than it deserved, namely, the respective merits of English Whigs and Tories ...
... LORD SALISBURY AND THE WHIG LEADERS. Tb* lima A wrioai Uetiesl «rror »ppeu» to have boeo commitUd by Lord Salisbury in bin trratmeot of the Whi( leaden. In the diTertina picture vfalek be drew loatjii*ht of the Miaietry of all the Imeolutiom, with Lord ...
... Hartington, as Sir William liar court reminded his hearers, has lately come the titular representative ot tbe Whig party. What has done with the Whig principles? According to Sir Michael Hicks- Beach be has fused them into Toryism. has, so far be oonld, ...
... N. Sir Ilorrwuld Wake ho* been definitely a* the Liberal eandidate far borcugb, iu op|Hj»iiion Mr. Lradlaugh. The Con- and Whig* will coalesce to secure Sir s return. ...
... that Irfah Nelloeeliete could walk into Boclish House of Commons end rain aaarjjffafatar and kick out arory Oorammant. whether Whig or Tory, which made itself obnoxious the Irfah people. The Irish NatioDaltatpeet? were bow meelers of the eitaeftaoii. If they ...
... owns one the largest estates the county, and bis father, who was brother of the present Lord FUrwilllam, sat for many yean as Whig member for Peterborough. ...
... proposal. The Standard : —It is expected that Mr. will take pan in the debate the Egyptian agreement. A considerable number of Whig abstentions expected, and the Irish members w»U probably sole wilh the Opposition Air. motion. The IknlyNev* saj aArrangemenU ...
... was taking place in the politics of Ireland. The Irish Party bad now a power in Ireland that defied the united influence of Whig and Tory, and were going in the right direction to obtain for Ireland her undeniable rignt to self-government. That object ...
... fc* ! treuiMe. Ike Whig*, »iifa »mii 4 een» oaJ | reepect to aceoluplubed foot* wki.-h h»r« olvojt charoctcrue4 them, are read/ welcome tho clioufe Act and iu corullorj the fitdutribahou Bill elect between them, from which the Whig* bare l bint; fear ...
... what Conservatives are ; Hr. Cliatnberlain makes it clearer every day what Radicals are. Is it not time that Whigs should ask themselves what Whigs are ? If they do, they will discover that they are of Conservative convictions and Radical connections. Perhaps* ...
... HALF-FISTS p«r do*. pnjIMNESB’S DUBLIN STOUT, run *s mchtsd diuct nos TUB BBBWBKX. * HALF-PINTS I*. Iod. per do*. CASH. JJOBBKT A. WHIG ITT, ALE & STOUT MERCHANT, NUNNERY-LANE, YORK. M Rer. PETER MACKENZIE, W«*l*y*o UlelWr.lnE«rtßSbl.o«toloe * AMT ...
... Liberal Govern* menfc must have split np on the question of coercion, if not relieved from responsibility; and onoe split Whigs and Badicals would have been set by the ears. Now they will be able to to the poll with an unbroken front. But the error committed ...