... to be a political body, but its members are all supporters of Mr. Parnell, and only await his return to fulminate against Whigs in the disguise of Home Rulers. The Home Rulers have drawn up an address to the constituencies, to appear early next week, ...

... of the Whig influence in the Cabinet, represented by the Marquis of Hartington. Mr. Gladstone, he thinks, erred in attempting anything more with his present Radical-Whig combination party than a measure of household suffrage to which the Whigs were pledged ...

... supplemented by an advance of money to farmers to buy their land, and told the people to avoid those false beacons of the Whigs, and banish landlordism utterly from the country. Mr. Mitchell Henry's letter, in which he declared to a Galway land meeting ...

... admitted that it must be Dcicult for many law-abiding English or Scotch Liberals, especially if their Liberalism was of the Whig or moderate kind, to contemplate with great enthu- sasn reforms which seemed to them were being extorted by violence. Theyshould ...

... however, that it was resolved to make an attempt to induce the Ulster Conservatives, the Ulster Liberals, and some Of the Whig section of the Home Rule party to join in a party which will be United on the subject of the Land question, and which will ...

... adopted, calling Irish voters to look on any Irish member who deserts Mi. Parnell as one who has gone over to the coercion Whigs, who forfeits all claim to the confidence of the people of Ireland, and is unworthy of the position of an Irish representative ...

... in order that they may more definitely carry out the ]I inciples cmbodied in the bill. The il),uy A'Cws says :-A meeting of Whig members of both Houses of Pailiament was yesterday held at the residence of Earl Fitzwilliam, with the object of discussing ...

... satisfactory pledges with reference to Home Rule and other national demands. Should no acceptable candidate be found, or no Whig pledge given, they will use their influence in favour of Sir G. Elliot. EDINBURGH, At a meeting last evening of the members ...

... at the mercy of the meanest constable. I, therefore, call upon you, for your country's sake, to vote against the upholder of Whig coercion. . . . to the polls, then, men of Irish blood, strike down the banner of Whi-gery, and close the mouths of those who ...

... Tyrone election, but lhe respectfully submits that if the electors can bring themselves to the conclusion of rejecting the Whig candidate, they will gladden the hearts of Irishmen abroad as well as at home, and they will teach Mr. Gladstone a lesson ...

... IMPROVED STATE OF FEELING IN IRELAND. The Ir'isk Tim/res says to-day that there is springing up in Ireland a new party, not Whig or Tory, but broader in its basis-the party of order and decent behaviour against the impostures of revolutionists; and it ...

... on the Local Government Act. this year's finance, and Irish administration. He denied Mr. Gladstone's claiII to represent Whig traditions respecting the Union. As to his assertion that there are unequal laws in Ireland. he replied that the inequality ...