... read the Englishman, it is impossible that I could put before you iu a letter numerous reasons which satisfy ine that the Whigs are the great enemies of popular rights, and the silent, subtle introducers of despotism. I have, however, voted for every ...

... Radical, emanating also from Long Eaton, had better not givtn—though we are sure it is well meant. From au Old fashioned Whig sends expression of opinion that the friends of Lord Hartington in South Derbyshire should make the most of their time and ...

... seconded the motion, which \ias carriee, Mr. moved a resolution declaring that the Home Rule party should act independently of Whig and Tory. Mr. O'Connor Power, in seconding it, mentioned that Liberal candidates, having got their seals Irish votes, had a ...

... banquet, and be is type of the extreme Liberal. Sir William Habcourt was another speaker, and is type of the moderate Liberal Whig. Mr. Bright likewise was one of the speakers, and be represents another section of the Liberal party. In these three repre ...

... years to her service. Sir Michael Hicks-Beach has told us that the fight will be between Tories and Radicals—that the moderate Whig party is wiped out. The issue wiil then be—Will you have Conservative administration or will you have a Radical one ? ( C ...

... were wosdedeg how (Sir WdUets) “1* preessoe wee then espleised-et SMS psttisg his esdlesse good hstsoor-besesee wee of those Whigs eerrile V&iS! of fc- the drsgss ef Btoßiy bus. with whose seise Tory ssrste wwe B the hsbit fright—leg their ohildi—. berleis ...

... (Applause). Sir ti of Michael Hicks-Beach has told us that the fight will be be- e u- tween Tories and Radicals-.that thepnoderate Whig panty !ir is almostwiped out. The issue will then ?? youthave a To ConservativeAdministration, or will you have ?? one? tI ...

... influences had never previously been so power- r ful in the direction of extreme Radicalism. Referring to the little programme of Whig reforms which had been lately put forward by persons of considerable authority, Sir Michael ?? reforni of eounity govern- ...

... peasantry of the West.” carried. Mr. Collan moved resolution setting forth that the Home Role party should act independently of Whig and Tory. Mr. O'Connor Power seconded the motion, which was adopted. . j More outrages, supposed to agrama, are reported ...

... alarming to those gentlemen than to see what is happening iu Liverpool, where Lord namsay, the representative of the oldest Whig famines .in the country, has far accepted Home Rule test that he has promised to vote lor inquiry to whether an Irish Parliament ...

... manoeuvre which was once described by Mr. Diskaeli, as watching the Whigs while they were bathing and stealing their clothes, or, as the late Lord Dmebt pithily put it, ** dishing the Whigs.” local ...

... then prepare for violent men- Cal to sures. The EdinburgAh LIZAR has lately been sighing joec he for plain Whig principles. 'But plain Whig prin- the of ciples have few professors 'now-a-days; they are fan 3n- getting quite out of date. The true sentiment ...