... importance of the moderate section of the Liberal party, and said the mission of the Whigs was to preserve the equilibrium ot the Constitution, but the position which Whigs occupied at the present timo vitiated the compensating act, prevented the machinery ...

... The Irish Mail Service.—Th that the % respondeat of the Northern Whig '^l^ 11 ; letter has been received in b rl rP\ reference the crriage of the utf * aud the North Irelandl*th lb* The Postmaster-General desires me - tion of improving the mail service ...

... used as to the efYacement of the Whigs and the supremacy the Radical party. (Laughter). He (Lord Hartingtcn) was not so much concerned with the prospect of those taunts and gibes. (Hear, hear.) He admitted that, the Whigs were not the leaders of popular ...

... described the Whigs as it is correct now to describe them in England, and when referring to the political life of our day. Ireland this momet the word Whig means something quite different. There Mr.Gladstone is Whig, Mr. Chamberlain is Whig, Mr. Co wen ...

... opponents of any measure for the reduction of the franchise at all. The Morning Post, in an article the speeches, says: The Whigs feel that they are in a minority, and they are constantly taught that it their duty to yield to the majority. This is most ...

... to the county of Monaghan of Mr vacancy arising out of the acceptanc 2 of 0 Givan, in order to wrest the county from t he whigs increase the strength of the Irish Parliame® tary por ...

... be reached, it must be by Radical section of the Government standing up for principles and refusing to be any longer muzzled Whig wing. ...

... of the House. Whether it will gain any votes is another question. The Whigs may grumble, but they will hardly dare to rebel in view of early general election. the Tories trust to Whig socessious the Franchise Bill, they will find that they are leaning on ...

... THE MANCHESTER CORPORATION LOSSES. Commenting upon the losses by the Manchester Waterworks Committee, the Belfast Northern Whig says:—The result is the effect of erroneous calculations, just as iv the case of many friendly societies which have become ...

... Quinn, and expressing sympathy with them in their resolve not to enter into any degrading compromise with the perfidious Whig administration. The meeting also approved of the return of Mr. O'Brieu for Mallow and the defeat of the Dublin Castle nominee ...

... the assertion that a Whig Ministry would intrigue to prevent the granting of of any further concession that he might require, and declared that asked for no fresh concession. Moreover, he would not admit that any English ministry, Whig or Tory, or any power ...

... will be work enough for the reformers of that day too. The Conservatives now stand in something like the-same relation Whigs that the Whigs hold to the Radical*. The Conservatives move the end. Tbey come at last to t«ke reform-work, and even, if necessary ...