... returning to Cumberland Lodge, Windsor Great Park, whero they %will te mact by Prince Christian. \lauchestcr has spoken, and the Whigs have been dfshed. Dr. Pankllurst has been beaten, co notwithstanding the shuffling policy of the so Liberals, who, not venturin_ ...

... the Whig, on any terms, unless they wish to endorse the cruelty of the late Government, and welcome back Coercion and all its horrors-conspira- tors, informers, gaolers as masters, gibbets, and hangmen. Every man in Mid-Armalgh knows what the Whigs have ...

... Irish lWhigs,' and he candidly informed df Mir. Gladstone that thoy were, so to speak, onS their last legs. Of such were the Whigs wh C] called upon Mfr. Gladstone on Thmlrsday evening, wV and had a pleasant Setc-a-tete, extending over tuwoa mortal hours ...

... other with vigilant distrust. OlSll~ OCio TLltl WVI1ICP. The present Whig Pnr-y is a mere survival, leopt alive by tralition after its trte functions and sieniticance have ?? away. A Whig who is a faibbful meauber of the preient Liberal party has to submit ...

... and leav- ing him and his squadron to their fate; hence a great quarrel, into the muerits of which I neet not euter; but the Whig, or (may I say 1) Radical, mob sacked Palliser's house ?? Mall,' Of course, this was long before Nelson appeared upon the soene ...

... a converted Whig. As to the latter acousation; he had beea a Whig, and was not in the least asbamed of it. Many good men I had been Whigs, na he bad only to mention one name to prove tie stitemeut-the great and good 'King William was a Whig, and was placed ...

... occupied a similar position. (Hear, hear.) He agreed with Brother Haslett so far as to say that William III. was a Whig, but the Whigs of that day, it must be borne in mind, occupied precisely the position ih the State as the Tories of the present. The ...

... vote would be unable to turn the scale. It is too lightly assumed that this is an unlikely or an improbabhle event; but the Whigs in 1832, the Tornes in 1811, the Liberals in 1869, the Con- servatives in 1S74, and the Liberals again in 18811 obtained large ...

... merits, leave a majority against the Government. Such are the pros- pects witlh which Nve cummenee the Whig Panlia- memnt *-a Parliameut called by a Whig Premier, and the fir.t of the reign of a new Sovereigi. I forgot to say that in the multitudinons host ...

... axample which Whig proprietors refused to folow. They assailcho tenants for hesitating about alienating a portion of their land and building cottagcxs to accommodate the labourers. Professing sympathy with the tenant-farmer:, the Whigs maintain a fiscal ...

... ing session to add sonle usceul measures to the Statute B'ook. Tue latter has been almost a blank since the return of the Whigs to power, their energies having been entirely directed to coercion and confiscation. There is, however, reason to believe that ...

... and it was determined to checkimate them by passing the resolutions before their arrival. i A weak cry raised by a few Irish Whigs and a ( stout protest from Mr. CCowen, the member forc 'Newcastle, went for nmothing. The latter e Ipleaded with great force ...