... STEWART SANDEMAN WILL ADDRESS A PUBLIC MERTING IN THE DRILL HALL, STANLEY On FRIDAY EVENING, Ar HALF-PAST SEVEN O’CLOCK, “WHIG VERSUS TORY,” ornru anp Souru CONVEMIENT., ...

... confidence in the good intention of the iberal majority towards Ireland, and sa e would stand up as determinedly against a Whig not majority as against a Tory majority if they did Col. Colt is ield to the claims of the Irish people. arstsaid that unless ...

... no Liberal Govern- ment would er conduct the affairs of the country in a ilar manner. The Tories had en- deavoured to h the Whigs, but they had only neceeded in ishing themselves. Lord Beacons. field in the moment of his triumph spoke of the “exuberant ...

... dragons’ teoth. (Lavgitter.) But | who sowed the harvest of the dragons’ teeth? ‘The | ‘Tory Government, who out-tramped the Whigs altozether. ( ear, hear.) Well, gentlemen, now comes e question of the county franchise, am a practical man, You have fought ...

... contest. and Sovereigns. his was brieily the foreign majority of unparalleled sirength, The | : aud he determined to give the Whigs” it has yet to be seen that during Liberal victories wou throuzhout the | Liberals a t He cannot Le worse under will be like ...

... overtime to make up for time lost while the works were standing in consequence of floods. after the presentation the pipes up “Whigs and Tories a’ Agree,” and as the gallant Colonel left by the Highland train the Pibroch sounded the air “ Will you no come ...

... d by the London pres morning and evening, day after day, in { ess leaders through six weary years of braggart folly, till Whigs have become Liberals in disgust and Liberals Radicals in very rage, till every difference has been forgotten in bitterness ...

... Liberal programme of legislation for Ireland may be, he has declared war against ‘“‘the rotten Whigs,” and is sereaming up and down the country that the Whigs are worse than the Tories. Now, the Lrish people know how the Tories have treated their demands ...

... Ministers is excellent. A Cabinet which includes Lord GRanvILie, the Duke of Ancytt, and Lord Norra- Brook cannot alarm the Whigs, and will present to the Moderate Liberal the possi- bility that he need not yet emigrate to Germany or Austria in search of ...

... elections had not given a very decisive majority to the Liberals the composition of the Government would have been predumi- nantly Whig, but in view of the suecess of the Radicals at the poll—they will number at least 150 in the new House—their claims he adn ...

... of great importance, and necessarily leading to early pro- motion. In reference to some remarks which have been made about Whig exclusiveness,” I may say that the greatest champion of the claims of Sir C. Dilke and Mr Chamberlain was Lord Hartington. ...

... | within the last few years the Whig families | fairly divided the influence in the counties with their Tory rivals, but of Jate there has been a great change in the opinions of the landed gentry. Some of the great Whig remain true to their party, houses ...