... countrymen had been too much at the disposal of Whig and Tory, and therefore it was that they made it their second object to avoid them both far as they possibly could, for it was difficult to say which of the two —Whig or Tory— was the most hostile to Ireland ...

... professions, and gone over wholly to the fossil faction whom O'Connell used characterise as the 1 base, bloody, aud brutal Whigs.* It is not ordinarily supposed to be the duty of a Cabinet Minister to take his policy from the avowed enemies of his party ...

... traditions the Whig - tbe such a greed for place and power hovri to secure these advantages they *k* put the background the enormS ■# ° matters of the last importance ence3 their views were separated from Liberal party. There can 1874 the Whigs and the fe ...

... parties the different narliaments. Dwelling more especially upon politics in England remarks ! The two great parties, Tories and Whigs, whose origin dates from the year 1679, only exist now nomin. ally. Those parties are now broken up, and will oa replaced by ...

... Wake has been definitely selected the moderate candidate for Northampton borough, in opposition to Mr. The Conservatives and Whigs will coalesce to socure Sir Hereward's return. Last night public meeting in support three members for Oldham was held in the ...

... to be tbe hewers of wood and drawers of water lor tbeir Whig supeiiois. When the Radica's object to perform these offices they are quickly taught the estimation in which they are held by the Whigs who are their dearly beloved brethren so long as an election ...

... THE CREATION OF PEERS. Whigs. Melbourne 1837 to 1841 32 Lord J. Russell 1847 to 1851 15 Palmsrston 1356 to 1858 12 _ Ditto 1959 to 1864 19 Lord J. Ru- ...

... a scheme which received the support of Mr. Gladstone but, after considerable discussion, was defeated by the preponderating Whig element. ...

... THE CONVERSION SCHEME. The London correspondent of the Belfast Northern Whig is a position to state that assents signified holders of Consols and Reduced Threes are so enormous aa to place the completion of conversion beyond doubt. In fortnight hence ...

... Communism has picked them out as ripe and well-favoured victims for the spit. Tbe Whigs are certainly the most highly-organised gang of land robbers in England; the Whig aristocracy have laid unholy paws on more breezy uplands and national playgrounds ...

... of suspending all processes recovery of debts where the debtor has applied for a judicial rent. The Whig amendments, if moved at all, W be moved by Whig Peers, and of course will be earned, though the Conservative party the Commons would be •mwise to make ...

... there were dissensions in the Cabinet. Mr. Gladstone would find if his policy was too strong, that he would be deserted his Whig supporters, and if it were too weak, ho would be deserted by his Irish friends. He therefore thought the present Parliament ...