... Pelliaor of mlacooduel at tha battle of Uahant The nation, dghtiy wrongly, came to tho fixed eoncluaion that Admiral (who waa a Whig, and Whin were tho war) Admire’ Byng had been, to the Party- Lord Keppel had wiahodto aoiible adrocatea Dunning and Lm bnt ...

... Liboral, for it is as strong in opposing Liberal prin- It is ciples as itis in condemning Tory action. Whig in aday when there are no Whigs ; Whig, and boasting in Whiggery, in the hour when Whiggery, except in the pages of its organ, has no existence ...

... its wonted abuse on of the Ministry for the Zululand war, was on the self. br. TIir siaine hour answered by Culonol Buller, a Whig, at th' ldxeter, justifying the war asd laudatory of the Mh l'eaconcfield Government for the prosecution of that MN wvar. He ...

... another B man, because he did not think a seat in the House of m Commons worth that degradation, and a son of Lord or Dalousie-a Whig of the Wbigs-onaght to have I equal pride and independence of soul. The contest vi will, in that ease; be equal, and without ...

... there is Just now sure to have many Harris wing. not over credulous. The fiovemment are to surpriso us all ami •* Dish the Whigs two great 'OHjtt. One for the county franchise, on household basis, and another, for Ireland, is to settli the land question ...

... Ceremony. The Echo says there is some rumour that Government will bring a Reform Bill to anticipate the Liberals and dish the Whigs once more. Much importance not attached to this rumour ; but the Government have six vacant seats to dispose of, and two ...

... were nos very strong. Well, the Whigs had known that jear year, with bad harvesis and with the corn and anarchy, or of Larm which su ceeds when anarchy has passed away—you would hay a deficit was inevitable, the Whigs weet out of had an racy dead politically ...

... caucus—have lost no time in choosing their man. He is Lord Ramsay, a politician, according to antecedents, of the moderate Whig school. It is very clear that Lord Ramsay will have to render his principles more elastic than they are supposed to be if he ...

... Reform, and rejecting rating suffrage aa a basis of Parliamentary representation, coolly cany a Household Suffrage to “dish the Whigs.” Finally, she will this yam* open the last session Parliameotwhicfa, under the inspiration of the man who in 1837 addressed ...

... possession of their homes. The motion was carried. Mr. Call an moved resolution that The Home Rolen should act IndepemlenUy of Whig and Tory; Mr. O'Connor Power. In seconding it, said that the Liberal members, having got through the Irish interest, then ...

... admitted that the question of finance end figures the Whigs were not very strong. The Whigs knew that year after year, with bad harvest* and with the Corn Laws, deficit was Inevitable, and the Whigs went out of office. Sir Robert Peel came with a Urge ...

... the same plane with the subjects which Mr. Bright discourse.!. Properly eon, •iriMed, tliey are n»A Idtwral (»o*ervative, [ Whig Tory they ore national *|ne*tion», beside which all party difference* ore trivial ; [ for they involve the safety the Empire ...