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... being due to needless delay on the part of the Ministry, for such charges could only be brought by envious Tories or weakkneed Whigs, and, he might have added, b 7 not a few of the very beet Liberals, and papers like the Tines, Pall Mull Gazette, and Gaily ...

... necessary that in the new Parliament the Liberals should have majority irrespective the Irish party, and while he advised the Whigs not to be scared by the utterances of the more advanced members of the Liberal party, he asked the Radicals to remember that ...

... them to let the Irish people do for themeless what we 01.1 r eould do foe them-rovers themselves acinedlag to their own What Whigs and Torte celed separetba hems Bugled and belated would be the Mt real mica. (Ageism.) It would not be a toed of Mosses and ...

... CORRESPONDENCE. W 1 ! iT WORKING MEN THINK ABOUT SCHOOL BOARDS AND FREE SCHOOLS. Stn, —When to dish the Whigs same years ago a leap was taken in the dark and household suffrage war conceded to the inhabitants of boroughs it was ertoleat that a like ...

... furnished argument; but expressed his surprise that those members of the- Cabinet who had been associated with the old historical Whig party should be content to be dragged wherever the wild theorists of Birmingham desired to lead them. Lord Randolph Churchill ...

... volumes for the English working men. What a magnificent reply they are to the silly fears of the people entertained by renegade Whigs like Lord BRABOURZIE and feeble Tories like Lord PEMBROKE. Time after time we have been warned against the revolutionary designs ...

... had heard of prophecies, generally from their opponents, of a split in the Liberal party—of a Whig secession. In a very few years there would be very few Whig members to secede. Some would become more Liberal; two or three might join the Tories, and the ...

... the lawyers were too many for him. He left the Whigs because they were not coercive enough towards Ireland. He left the Tories because they were not protectionist enough towards England. Ho began life a Whig or something leas. He ended life a Tory or something ...

... condemned the alteration that had been made the Bill. Thus far the Government have been unfortunate. They have alienated the Whigs, and have disappointed the expectations of the Home Rulers. The Compen- ...

... them—the objections to this form of government entertained by many; but what I cannot understand is the happygo•lucky belief of Whigs and Conservatives, that a democracy will, in deference to them, cease to be democratic. History teaches us a very different ...