... president of the National League there. If elected he would be one of the active party, and would be an inveterate opponent of Whigs and Tories until Ireland's just rights were conceded. Mr Redmond followed with an efrciYe speech, but there are signs of division ...

... Quiovas del Castillo and the Conservatives successfully silenced Republicanism for five years. Then Sagasta and his coalition of Whigs and RaàieahlliMd for eighteen months on fair promises and expectations yet unfulfilled, until Democracy grew impatient, the ...

... Election. The key-note of his policy seemis to be a belief that the Tory party and the Home Rulers can act together against the Whigs; but, if this be his aim, he ought to say what price he is prepared to pay for Irish support. It is perfectly conceivable that ...

... naturally exists among the members of the Opposition as to the expediency of that close alliance with the Home Rulers against the Whigs on which Lord Randolph bases his hopes of overturning the Government at a; general election. Conservatives generally have not ...

... qualified to do, on behalf of the moderate Liberals and the Whigs, was even more enthusiastic in his support of the first resolution as it now stands oil the papers. Mr Heneage, another Whig, also spoke in this sense last night, whence it would appear ...

... of our politics in this countrv, to be altogether irrelevant. What they had to deal with was not the past, but the present. Whigs and Tories in the past fought with each other, and criticised and condemned each other. And as their criticism might meet the ...

... of our polities in this country, to be altogether irrelevant. What they had to deal with was not tho past, but the present. Whigs and Tories in the past fought w.th each other, and criticised and condemned each other. And as their criticism might meet the ...

... to learn why the so-called Caucus is an object of intense hatred and disgust to all Conservatives, also to the high and dry Whigs. The opponents of the Caucus have an idea that candidates should be selected by a few of the leading men in a constituency ...

... that he is not altogether dis- interested. The idea of Lord JOHN MANEn.S acting tlie part of knight-errant to distressed Whigs and Radicals Is too good even for a. joke, but, of course, it is so much more precious! time gone to the bad. His motion, we ...

... persoin-he is anxious to pro- tat claim for the party to wiihich he belongs..lentirely dispu~te the claim to that identity. Tue Whigs tat and Tonies in the past foughit with each other~, ad criticised and condemned each other, but en there was not more thtan ...

... world outside. But this was not the only reason. The Tories made large promises. They were long out of office, and as the Whigs did comparatively little for the agricultural population. while the Conser* tives could at least prouuse to do something as ...

... the hall emerged from the ' No division lobby on the day4 Shi following. Sir Hossey Vivian, like the rest of the inm ub- Whigs, is shooting Niagara. They do not like it, Hr erd but they must do it. They all feel politically as ret cry Casca acted with ...