... matter of fact Whiggism as a political creed is utterly dead. There are a few Whigs left it may be, though their number is diminishing day by day, and the illustrious old Whig families are rapidly ceasing to be. Perhaps the Duke of Argyll i 3 the most ...

... There is now no vacancy in the order. Lord Halifax is supposed to be the depository ot all the ancient Whig lore, or what some people would call Whig dodgery, and if anybody wants become acquainted with the strongest arguments that can possibly be urged ...

... ENCOUNTER WITH IRISH SMUGGLERS. The Belfast Xorthern Whig to-day gives an account of a serious encounter between party of Omagh constabulary and number of smugglers. The police went to the house of a reputed smuggler named Moore, in the towulandof Termuuty ...

... the Liberal party the Whigs, with ! whom the Radicals hare to negotiate, and whom ' it is their principal function to squeeze, the reviewer says that they are many respects more interesting study. He proceeds The present Whig party is a mere survival ...

... n infringing the obligation of contract. finally, Disintegration tha work of man who t\ very depths of his soul hates Whig, that is, who for his many sins in past generations is condemn'L in the present the political torment constant', votiug against ...

... for the past two years. Another gentleman present held that the Tories were no greater foes to Radicalism than tbe present Whig, abas Liberal, Association. Mr. Mason said the Liberal Association did nothing of the work for %ybich it was formed, its functions ...

... resignations would follow if the decisions of the conference were accepted by the Cabinet on their rule of procedure, for the Whigs are quite alive to the dangers they may run from leaving the redistribution scheme to the chances of being settled Radical ...

... how to combine fidelity to his ow_ convictions with loyalty to the great historic connection in whose historical triumphs Whig and Radical have alike borne an honourable part. We are not about to quote once more Burkes defence of party, and his contempt ...

... Taking Doctor Pankhurst'a form, Threw the fatal apple down In Manchester's busy town ! Now the Radical young man With hia Whig old missus can Bear no longer, to the Sends him off with language loose, And declares for good or ill He intends to have ...

... obtaining again tjpie ow Prevent the Conservawould not wish,to mte r n Our nomenclature was at power. Conservative and dato Whig and Tory, to changed inexpressiW] meanings had come that he always used the t . he would say for if people would not lo eral ...

... politics act the part of the Wandering Jew, travellers who look forward to no mating place and move for moving sake, and the Whigs those whose only solution their difficulties that has yet presented itself to tliem is a combination of public loyalty with ...

... sign of being dissatisfied with Mr. Torrens, whom it was proposed to replace by Mr. Chamberlain's brother. It is true he is a Whig, and his difficulties are not always solved. On the contrary his imprecations have occasionly been pretty public, and loudly ...