... MrCampbell; Mr A. H. Tennant, Ma jor SI Hay, Captain Gore Brown, Captain Hamlilton of ci t1 Pianmore, Mr D. D. lWhighamn, and Mr Whig- I hani, jun. It was halt-pact twelve vhren the cortege started on its journey of three miles . ir to the gr:veyard of St Quivox ...

... the loyalty with llef had obeyed tile commands rich loders, aod trapled upon their old pre- *tslir 'w'1 pord feelings. 'the Whigs did not j tlsbretills election that the Nlationalists tbll' ieced tof vote against them in Ulster 43~l; h t b their eyes had ...

... of the Irich - ; l- party to have gone iotO tole ?? ?? Pt-Sal' tine. They should remember ?? th I ez 05it 1. introduced by a Whig Mteovorooeat sndr b r I was Mr Gladstone and M ir Foarstehr ;C is the same Government, who atvnr. veon rt I years had crarmed ...

... make an effort to retrieve it their fortunes by taking ens more leap in the dark it and dish the Radicals instead of the Whigs ? P IMR A. J. :B1ALFOUR ON t t* NATIONALITY. __ ti The Spectator gays :.-ir Balfour's Edinburgh hi speech on the relation of ...

... said :- I sincerely trust, ebat at the approach ?? contest iu Tyrone ererysnember of ?? Lanld League wvil bitterly oppose the Whig nurjinee of the birutal coerciolists-Gladstoule, iarcourt, and Forster. This is the imperative duty oi every Irish Nationalist ...

... invest it with a good deal of interest. For one thing, the Lord-Advocate of the Tory Administration and the Lord.Advocate of the Whig Administration were pitted against each other; and, again, the election was not only I made the occasion for raising the standard ...

... cal coterie in the club, whereas I have good reason to know that it was brought about by a kxnot Pf the most active young Whigs, who wishedl to prove that the much-talked of alliance between reform and Home Rule was uot accepted by the Liberal party at ...

... w-as sense in tir3t. The disgraceful outcry of the 3London press on the subjec t of the unity of the empire was a Tory rond -Whig device to o eaken the rhareds ?? Nr Gladstone. Miore than that, they had professed Liberals staciliug up for the unity of the ...

... -rv full sympathy with the crofters' demand tor 'jt- and redress. All reformis to the past had ten persisteetly opposed by Whig and Tory laudlorde t and he could not believe than the county Of .igyI would send to Parliament a represertative oi tsb class ...

... will be taken of the feeling of the country on that part of the subject which concerne Ireland. There is the possibility of a Whig cave on this point, and it would be disastrous alike for the Goverament and for the Liberal party to have the bill thrown out ...

... hour before a House could l be made; and when at last a House was made the attendance consisted not of zealous Catos, but of Whigs and Conservatives and sach like trifiers. For his own part he held s that 'life had its pleasures as well as its duties, ...

... scheme for o 0u e the relief of local taxpayers, came to a head. ci ?? Gladstone, replying to several questions put it a by Whig members of the Ministerial party m: d and by Mr Fell, the hero of the an 0 Opposition victory of lasb week, .gave of .a long ...