... THE EFFETE WHIGS. a I the pages of a Conservative contemporary of long and o faithful standing, appeared on May 22nd a letter from a h dissatisfied Liberal signed F,. and it contained quotations from a letter received from another Liberal and Radical ...

... not honest even to himself. wt Another Minieter of ?? accredited Whiz and a con' usanprper Whig', so to say-far like the Orleans Princes in P in rane the Whigs have botrae ?? undertook anid one anethier to hoot, as in the ease of the great Earl Grey, ...

... learn 1 that ats the English people Ihad a great history for centuries th beoler Whigs and Tories were isteonted, so they have since ep had a great history to which Whigs anld Tories have can- an tributed little that is wvorthy of praise. go Tho grandest ...

... obtned fromn the Renbio of France, yet that is what is practlcally eonceded by Mr. Gladstone in Irish land with the help of the Whig nobility,who might have thoaght from the plausible wording of the Irish Land Act that it was a comparatively harmless measure ...

... hand and Plymouth on the other, and which account or report was ratified by the then mayors and the solicitors of the Tory and Whig parties, clearly entitled the borough to representation and to be placed in Schedule B. It had hitherto returned three members ...

... of Lord Edward Fita- maurice has not given universal satisfaction. He is a Whig, the son of at Whig, and the brother of a 'Vhig, and, what is worsce, the brotlser of a Whig who left the Govern- ment because lie could not swallow Gladstone's Irish Land ...

... : R B TH E I LBERT BI LL. It is not in the constitution of a Whig proper, or in a| Whig- Radical improper, to speak the simple truth inu relation to things in the heavens abovo, in tho earth beneath, er in the waters under the earth. It is possible that ...

... of sorrow, of rec affection, or devotion-lshould be deposited on tho coffin of fia a pauper preparatory to interment. The Whig Poor Law sos of Lard John Russell branded the, pauper as a criminal-he gr, Gc whom Christ designated and enjoined his speccial ...

... John Russell's failure inm1868 to pass a hoe £6 Franchise Bill let in Lord Derby's Ministry, and in I '1868,.althoughtthe Whigs, Radicals, Liberals, and Peelites,.' were still in a majority, Mr. Disraeli succeeded in passing a bill which set at rest, ...

... Liberal p arty since the no Reform Bill'was thehistory of the successful revolt of the r in Birmingham Radicals against the Whigs, and the recent Lere utterances of Mr. Bright enabled them clearly to perceive to whither the policy of the peace party would ...

... superiors in command. E lHowever, Lord Edward Fitzmicurice-ci Radical-Whig ot Rtadical-took ?? himself to say-anid no man has c- greater erigt to ssle up01 practical delinqtiency than a Whig-likdictat -thint the destraction of Alexandria was due soich' and ...

... injury to the teonatst-fatrniers thase any advantige e Ithey had gained in the shape of retduced rents. Mr. 3 OlBriese said the W~higs of Ulster vere unable to persoosle r Mr. Glatdstone, as he ought to be persuraded, that the land question was at preset ottly ...