... de It is time, however, that the I: ived of the right to di te t ant what crops shall cultivate and hey he» Considering that Whig Tory baa Tlosds wete ® stro force at the meeting. the r stinas adopted bs tu Cheshire Chember are smi EXECUTION ot THE NORWICH ...

... has been on a vis the aid of the Whigs, that alliance was |to Ireland with the Eoglish deputation, an ] Cabinet was | delivered a series of speeches en route whic bought, for Mr. the in the Freeman s‘ufted with Whigs, and throughoot the Perlia- j ment ...

... have the brotherhood made plain. Let tbe voters but do their duty, and this unholy alliance will soon oome to an end. A Good Whig. ...

... will assume the Whig curb which Earl Gran- ville and Lord Hartington have in for him—a course which the composition of his Cabinet would seem to point to. In the latter case his Ministry would soon be discredited, seeing that the Whig programme differs ...

... have been the object of bis gentle sarcasm, for it was the glory of this body of politicians to parade their dis- gust of both Whig aud Tory, only in so far as their ulterior objects could be gained. I have frequeutly listened to this reputed Gamaliel — this ...

... • ` ,4 . 4 • I. wow bus ▪ In* And S. .4 W 6 166 r Mr. Orr. &Tr.' bruit trap. sr sr in WM .t 4.h. Pr. & 41 Ape. IM To AJ. Whig, E.•.—Su.,-1 to Worm list .• Limn for ts. pw.l alto*, devil til .04 *I • I. it to 4. t wry. A ideal of year Auk am hoop ...

... TREASONABLE MANIFESTO The was throughoat Dublin on Tuceday night, but was quickly torn down by the police :—~ Men of Dublin, a Whig Government which has placed the liberty of our oppressed people at the mercy of a few disreputable adventurers, and has made ...

... Government departments are occupied ite present leader. At this moment the heads of by men of moderate views—in point of fact Whigs—and it is only correct to say that it is Mr. Gtapstone’s unrivalled tact, and the confidence the country reposes in him which ...

... both and unfair to enda all that is good in it, in the expectation of making it better, by boldi out for awhile. There is a Whig upon i which will satisfy the of Lord both Houses; and there isa Conservative element in in it which will probably satisfy ...

... practically based upon the lines laid down in theo new bill of the Farmers’ Alliance, and this in Chamber which includes Tories, Whigs, and Radicale. The Duke of Wasruinsrer, iu his manly, common-sense way, expressed his concurrence with the main set forth in ...

... are of tbe very worst sort. There wu something very noble in the old Whig prinoiplu of 1688. And although Mr Fox may have extended the scope of Liberal demands during his lead of the Whig party, be wu always careful to rut his own claim to attention upoa ...

... with lowed by a measure of severe coercion, for regret.” That sentence indicates the line the Tories will take. They and the Whigs fret urge the Government on to coer- cion, in order to turn round afterwards and say, when a coercive measure hes failed (as ...