... Tories have been anathematising the Whigs, and the Whigs have been answering the attack by anathematising the Tories. Yet, what is the fact ? The notorious truth is that there is no difference whatever between the Whig policy and the Tory policy in Egypt ...

... This gentleman defines a Whig as servile follower of English Liberal Ministry” ; and then right earnestly does he protest against the action of the Nation in arraigning Mr, Russell with the faction known in Ireland as the Whig clique.” This plea is tr ...

... some time past in the House of Commons, serving the Whig Government there like Messrs. Johnson and Porter. He fought two expensive Parliamentary battles iu Down in the interest of himself and the Whigs, and though he was defeated both times, that is no ...

... somewhat more impressive if they were not so mutually contradictory. Not only do Whig and Tory journals express different views on the subject, but Whig journals contradict Whig journals, and Tory journals differ with Tory journals. For example, take the ...

... Act and of the manner In which it is being whittled away by its administrators were proposed and spoken to by some eminent Whigs, but had to be withdrawn in consequence of their mildness. Presbyterian clergyman—the secretary, as he described himself, of ...

... but amongst those who can consistently do so are decidedly not to be found such politicians as Whigs or Tories. For what is the sole object with which both Whigs and Tories enter and keep in public life it not, notoriously, to obtain places and pensions ...

... agrarian disputes adjusted in consequence of the passage of the Land’Act Then what has been done for the leaseholders by this Whig measure ? Are they satisfied with this so-called great Act of 1881 ? Why every day’s experience goes to show that the same ...

... correspondent last week offered for Mr. Russell the defence that he was not as unsound a politician as either the Whig Mr. Givan, or the Whig Mr, Findlater. This week he says he is not as bad as Mr. Brooks or Major O’Beirne W hich of the two defences is ...

... the present Lord Fitzgerald. Nearly all the Irish judges had won their places doing dirty work for some Government, whether Whig or Tory, On the whole they wished to show Englishmen that Irishmen had justice, argument, and facts on their aide, but in doing ...

... for it is the name so much objected to by the landlords—the name of confiscation. Already Ulster, supposed to be loyal to the Whig party, is in revolt against the Land Act —the tenant-farmers there, believing that the non-recognition of their interest in ...

... minority numerically, speaking in the face of some of the ablest orators in the world, meeting the combined efforts of the Whig and Tory enmity to Ireland ; but bad as that task is, difficult it is, it is far less difficult than to be, in the House of ...

... hearty national spirit which showed that they had been in nowise politically demoralised by connection with local upper-class Whigs and Tories on the temperance platform. are not now, however, about to discuss the temperance question, or to dwell on any of ...