... ceased to Liberal, or even, in the modern sense the word, Whig organ.” Possibly this is time, but it does not alter the foots that it is still an old Whig organ, and that some of the old Whigs whose views it represents still retain their scats in Hr. ...

... supporting a Whig Ministerial candidate. “Whether, asked, “is Colonel Knox, the representative a dead Government, or Thomas A. Dickson, the representative of the living Government, the more dangerous? The co-operation Thomas A. Dickson, the Whig candidate ...

... our great Whig houses, cavcnd* tutus, can only at long intervals be on a level with the political pioneers whose watchword is * Forward,* and who, a universe in which progress is indefinite, will never lack new worlds to conquer. Not only Whigs but Con ...

... have frequently affirmed, that the Radical members of the Cabinet know their own minds and pursue definite policy, while tiic Whig members drift helplessly the stream of circumstance. Mr. Chamberlain knows quite well that the avowed objects of - the League ...

... Queen’s Speech was delivered. The general interpretation of the para, graphs foreshadowing an Irish Land Bill was that the Whig section of the Cabinet had laat made firm stand, and the measure would be found much more in accordance with their political ...

... popular demands, was, in fact, little move than the partial enfranchisement of the lower middle classes in the interest of the Whig oligarchy. Unfortunately, oblivious of tho teachings of Pitt, the Tory party had at first assumed an attitude uncompromising ...

... to be influenced by Radical councils to introduce a bill for the amendment of Parliamentary oaths. This was more than the Whigs and Moderates could stand. On going into the lobby, only 133 members voted for Government, against 2X2 on the other side, and ...

... Durham last right, strongly condemned the Coercion Act, and counselled his countrymen to maintain Irish national party, not Whig or Tory, Catholic Protestant. hoped to see Ireland mistress her own destinies. The A Delphi Club,— For Professional and Business ...

... minority but for effective assistance given to him at this critic* moment the Land Leaguers. It is easy to understand that to the Whigs such victory must have appeared even more alarming than defeat wo have been. They know only too well the high usually placed ...

... a telegram was read from Mr. Egan, dated Paris, in which he said he hoped every patriotic Irishman would utterly oppose the Whig candidate for County Tyrone, being the nominee the brutal Coercionista, Gladstone and Forster. Both candidates are to-day visiting ...

... forth ? The public will hope that such may prove the case, and if they are disappointed the fault will greatly lie with the Whigs for not exerting the power over the Government which the events of the last two sittings prove them to possess. It needs only ...

... question now pat. Amid cheers. Lord Harrington them moved that the question now put,” ironioal cries •• Well done, Whigs,” ahead, Whigs,” proceedin'* from the disaptminted and chagrined Pamellites. Lord Harrington's motion was agreed to 2QB against 22 ...