... of suspending all processes recovery of debts where the debtor has applied for a judicial rent. The Whig amendments, if moved at all, W be moved by Whig Peers, and of course will be earned, though the Conservative party the Commons would be •mwise to make ...

... he had come to ask them to put their county line with the rest Irolanc and save tho Land Leaguers the disgrace of supportinj Whig and Ministerial candidate. Thero was an ok saying that living donkey was moro powerfu than dead lion, and so the present living ...

... come to ask them to put their county in Una with the rest of Ireland, and save the Land Leaguers the disgrace of supporting a Whig and Ministerial candidate There was an old saying that living donkey was more powerful than dead lion, and as the present living ...

... petition, and was succeeded by his son. Mr. Parnell is, perhaps, rather too complimentary in dubbing him an old Whig. was ' 1 gobetween for the Whigs at the last Parliament, and Mr. Parnell has good reason for doing his best to mar his fortunes. The absence ...

... prison because they chose o \J\ the Land League rather than the Whig of the country; because they ha tr°Z' their best to rescue the suffering farmer oppressive landlords. These were the , d the Whig Government—Gladstone, Forster, court—had chosen to put the ...

... assumed, and does not express genuine feeling. The Marquis of Salisbury for the Conservatives and the Duke of Argyll for the Whigs, have brought their best abilities to bear against the measure because they perceive its and apprehend its operative force ...

... they have choseu to Land League rather than the Whig Government of the country; becattso they have done their best rescue the suffering tenant-farmers from oppressive landlords. are the reasons why this Whig Government —Gladstone, Harcourt— has chosen to ...

... was in some sense * sham battle. Lord Salisbury's big battalions, aug- i by the numerous and significant secessions from Whig marched past with trumpets sounding and banners waving. But everyone understood that not shot was be fired. unreality of tho ...

... representing Ulster constituencies, and Mr. Lever, Home Rule Conservative member for |Galway, also voted with tho Government. Whig Houses of Pitzwilliam, Cavendish, Campbell, Carington, Leigh, Spencer, and Pitzmaurice formed part of the majority, which also ...

... date, all leanings are now towards the democracy. Should lie do so, the formation of anti-Bradlaugh cave is inevitable. The Whig* and Moderates, are quite determined the Conservatives that shah not take his seat. It possibly he, therefore, that this incident ...

... was arranged that several amendments ehould be proposed with tho view of seeing what degree of support they received from the Whig Peers. It ia not probable, however, says the correspondent, that any of the amendments will be resolutely insisted upon, apart ...

... view. There was really only one opposite course to be taken —for the Tories to defeat tho Bill, take office, and dish the Whigs buying out the landlords and setting up a complete peasant proprietary. They could have done this, to their own immediate advantage ...