... admires, Ths word Whig may bcoms extinct, I *vae originally a nieknsme, and it may cease to be used, and be saper- seded by another; but Whig principles must always continue to exescise a large influence and to animate a considerable party, Whig principles, ...

... purpose of the present itrquie. First, I do not so regard those members of Whig famifle o ho 'belong ?? ha cordially supported, ihIT. Gladstoile'.5 Government. Tham may or may not be Whigs at heert, bent by their pabli, we they have associated themselves with ...

... 1885 within, county divisions where a powerful Whig territorial interest is-exerted against us, We had evidence of this in the St. Austelldivision of Cornwall lastisprinz, when our opponent was a Whig magnate, whom Mr MoArthur had great difficulty in ...

... possession of their homes, The motion was carried, Mr. Callan moved a lesolution that the Home Rulers should aet independently of Whig and Tory, and Mr. O'Connor Power, in seconding it, said Libemai members, haviag got seats through Irish interest, ti en denied ...

... the bad Whig policy or not (cries of IShame), but as he had through- out his political career disregarded all the coosequencss that might follow from doing the duty of an Irishman, he intended to speak what he felt (hear, hear), aud if the Whigs seat him ...

... spoken, and mem Hers are content to hang about the terrace waiting for the division bell to call them to record their votes. The Whig section of the Ministerinlists has practically subsided, agreeing to conclude that the Bill when it reaches the Lores will ...

... been composed of Whigs and ocE ?? Liberals, but the present Parliament was the Parliament fi Iff, go] Ia of the people. All other Governments that he had seen to la had been half -hearted. Theylhad been Whigs, He was Di id not a WhIg, He was a Radical ...

... 1774, Mr. Henry Cruger alone was adopted as the 'Whig candidate, and Burke, who had been propoeed, started for Melton, Yorks, where he was speedily elected. On the second day of the election the sitting Whig, Lord Clare, retired in disgust at the small support ...

... that Mr Raleigh -was too Radical in his views for the Edinburgh Tories, and that Whigs were con- strained to vote- for Mr. Buchanan I That is not the policy of the Whigs at the present moment, or anything like it. At the same time it is said, with a ...

... north of t Ireland, although we materially diminished their t number, because we were obstructed by the Whig tenant-righters of the north, This Whig Ulster party has no longer a place in Ireland, There is no longer room for them in Irish politics, The ...

... adopted his colours for all party purposes, How the blue came to be associated with the buff-the colours, by the way, that the Whig Ediiburgh R.vitiw has permanently adopted for Its ?? is easy to conjecture. They were, as every. body knows, the colour of ...

... supporting a noan who on every really important queetion aont egainet the old opinions of all the great Whig laalers in l1,i old daN~s, when the Whigs ivere a party to, which I for one wee proud to belong, and of which I will not give up the tranitions ...