... lrchi0 -if In ?? ladIloldism, and until that or.'fR fit I modclliplisheld there enoild be no cnn v tlil toti ouf Ilellil nod the Whig party ii r !i e thf i 010 section of the Irish memobers M I 1. el I,, on. 'Mr. Parnell p ?? and IA' ?? hi;'d¢{:I ?? lti iid ...

... prefer to have the dose administered by our natural enemies, the Tories, rather than by those wolves in sheeps' clothing, the Whigs. Here is a hint that if the Liberals will again try to govern Ireland without those laws for lack of which Mr. Forster was ...

... criminal finds an earnest and eloquent it advocate, why should not the most debaseol political 'r doctrine 2 The truth is, neither Whig nor Tory ais the anugl or devil he i3 represente4 to be by his friends *s or enemies. My grocer is opposed to me on the vital ...

... of the great parties who for two centuries have ruled the empire. When this cry is heard, there will be a union between the Whigs or moderate Liberals and the modern Con- servatives. It depends solely upon the leaders of each party whether this cry is raised ...

... 13etween-them theyhavd'gone a great way to infecting aw theliiatlinnwlth the ?? stoldine., ' - Y For Lord 11artington, the nominal Whig leader, thore, is a very great deal to bU Baid. He has for a long time ioiane the bitrdti of Liberlalldaet'sshlp under most ...

... offended at any remarks he mi~ght have to make, Aft because it was absolutely sertain that the principles and an( procedure of the Whig Party at the time of the Revola- giv lion, end the few snecedding years, dififered very much from ea the principles antd procedure ...

... between Liberals and Tories, or Tory and Whig, but betweeau the T landlords and the peoplo-(applaase.) All the landlords, S Whig or Tory, had a common interest, and they had as tb nachl to get out of the Whig landlords as out of thor tb 'orios. The bill ...

... opinion tli of most thinking politicians, drift asunder w rapidly. Inside the Cabinet the Whig element preponderates considerably, and if Mr. Gladstone were to retire, a Whig Administration, under fri - Lord Granville or Lord Hartington, would WI probably be ...

... event showed Foe . that the Lords intended to protest in all times against ren- Ma a forming the Land Laws of the country. Whigs were going dcii a to unite with the Tories, and he asked to what extent Me, were the people going to unite and be determined ...

... Bill on the Ministerial side of ithe House is undoubtedly rather serious. The hostility ,t to the Bill is strongest among the Whig or moderate I section of the Liberal party, and it would be useless to dis. B guise that this division of party, though not ...

... Marquis of Tb et', yertingtont taking up so good a stand in connectica saboa 10. therewith. No doubt the Commons leader of the Whigs obtox ?? lbs holds a very difficult position, but he ought to have many ing sin years of service before him, and he is in a ...

... consisted of he does not say, but people, who have not lost their memories, know that Ir. Maul was thu wvell-hrown Fox Maul of the Whig-begot Crimean war; and xrho was said to have telegraphed to the English Commander-in-Chief at the seat of war to take care ...