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... contemporary's attack upon the Whig Myth, The glorious revolution is always interesting topic, and abundant leisure might appropriately relieved by a demonstration, which might founded on a text from Lord Byhox, that the Whigs have occasionally been out ...

... Cabinet at the First Lord the Treasury's official residence in Downing-street to-morrow (Saturday) afternoon. A meeting of Whig members of Parliament was held lust evening to consider the Irish Compensation Bill. hear that the meeting was thinly attended ...

... the place to the Liberals. A bitter struggle is hand. Tho Toi-ies know they have lost their overwhelming majority, and the Whigs think their time has como. Ever since the Berlin Treaty Lord Beaconsfield's popularity has been on tho decline. has often seemed ...

... electors Meath if they do not insist on the fullest explanation of this strangely suspicious proceeding on the ?art of that Whig in England—rampageous patriot in relaud. What, say you, Meath, this transaction on the part High Heaven Sullivan? The witness ...

... House of Commons. There was a Tory House of Lords and there was Tory House of Commons. Again, there was a Whig House of Lords and there was a Whig House Commons. Except at intervals it has not happened that the House of Lorda and the House of Commons come ...

... Forsteii only. speaks of Mr. Gladstone's Administration a pretended Liberal '' Government. By descent Mr. is almost pure a Whig any GREY or Russell of them all, and this hostility to the political stock from which he springs is a curious perversion and ...

... worked their way into universal acceptance. (Cheers.) The writer in tho v 'u w refers rather ominously to the conduct of tlio Whigs in 18.1(1 towards the Badical section the part3*. They did not yield, says, to the pressure their Badical allies; the contrary ...

... Monday.—Sporting Life. The leish Compensation for Disturbance Bill.—Yesterday an influential meeting of between thirty and forty Whig members of the Houses of Lords and Commons was held to consider the course of action to be pursued the Compensation for Disturbance ...

... Prophecy on the subject would be dangerous, but there seems to a general tendency to overrate the influence of discontented Whigs. The ludicrous exaggerations in which such men as Mr. Ciiaplin and Lord Elcho habitually indulge have done something to recommend ...

... wen' at length felt he ...

... attractive pages—we will not gav the .ding and respectable chapters of and Adoiphus, but even to such a (work the History of the Whig Ministry of 1830, that effective debater and thoroughly well-informed politician the late Mr. Rocbuck. JEren Miss History ...