... we co find decent way of it without making ourselyos ridiculou, We w ing the harvest now tniamanagement in whi ia Tory and. Whig statesmen. none could row stones at the other, He attributed the part, 80 that misfortunes that had fallen on the from ¢! and ...

... suggested and canvassed by the committee would, we believe, embrace not afew of the curled darlings fresh from the nurseries of the Whig aristocracy, and 20 down the scale—facilis descensus—untii we arrive at Mr Lioyp and Mr Benyerr, iste of the Nine Hours’ Lesgue—not ...

... should be met. Cuquetry with Relo is, unfortanately,now common amongst Radical politicians, Not a few Liberal —even old Whigs and moderate Liberals— **sound Liberals,” as come style them, have gone sc far as to follow Mr whose mind is, of course, on ...

... which passes for the Whig-Kadical party of the North. There is not a Liberal candidate in any consti- turncy from the Tees to the Tweed but must court all these interests and He may by his extraction and up-bringing be an old family Whig, or be may be eimply ...

... were now struggling to retain posscesion of their homes, moved a resolution that the Home Rulers should uct independently of Whig and Tory; and Mr O'Connor Power, in seconding it. said that Liberal members, having got seats through Irish interest, then ...

... moderate and extreme sections of the Liberal party. All were agreed that the Government was in bad health; but whilst the Whigs and Whig journals would have it that the reason was because they had been going'too fast and too far, tho Radicals and the Radica ...

... that the day of the Whigs, pure and simple, is gone; they have been frightened by Mir Gladstone into or they heve tumed Radicals, but-I never thees before confess the fact. (Cheers.) Bir W. Harcourt says, “I am one of those Whigs of whom we hear so ranch ...

... in prospect “Lord Rassay, the son and heir of an old Whig family, being chosen as the Liberal candidate for Liverpool, remarked that this incident might be expected to exhibit the attitude uf the Whigs to- wards the questions which are agitating the country ...

... glorivus scroll, and it may well be adopted by the whole Conservative party in the country as their own. Lord Rassay, Whig of the Whigs, as he has been called, las by 6 distinct promise to vote for an Irish Parliament, rendered clear and definite the issue ...

... That wings are sprou‘ing, and bis boots are ap fo That Lowe repen‘s in Latin for his Budgets and 4 hundeed tases Yea, brother Whigs and Radicals, of whatscever This Is no thme to be precise, or stick to Hine and rate, Just swallow everything to win, and when ...

... the Whigs. There was no difficulty about Home Rule members’ position while Tories were in office, for they never could be allied to them, might the Liberals came inte power, It into power if they (the Home Rulers) vanished into air, when the Whigs came ...

... compare that policy with the by the Conservatives. On the other side. no better au! ty could be quoted than Lerd Russell, who Whig of old stamp, and an honest man, who wished to see the b of his country maintained: and Lord Russell said Mr Gi ladstone by ...