... PROSPECTS OF HOME RULE. Dublin Freeman's Journal says the passing of the Reform Bill of 1884 is the death knell of the old parties— whig and Tory in Ireland. Certainly all belongs future representation Ireland the next Parliament, if true to herself the last quarter ...

... of the Conservatives' admiration for the Franchise Bill will be tested by the early introduction of Redistribution Bill. A Whig peer, by no means unknown in the world of sport letters too), said rather a good thing in Dublin club the other day. The c ...

... to stir up strife, but the result was disastrous to the Tory party, for it had excited Nationalists to opposition, and now a Whig Solicitor-General was being returned unopposed for Deny. The Nationalists had deliberately abstained from putting forward caudidate ...

... Earl Spencer's visit to Belfast is the = 0 articles in all the Irish papers this Nationalist organs warn Lord Spencer by tho Whig landlords—more conte *[ Tories—and point out that his \ the Orange landlords' party 9 „ courting as friends nor fearing i ...

... almond-eyed, odd pig-tailed pics. And yet the bad news must bring joy to the Tories. 'Tis but a new fashion of dishing the W(h)igs! There are two American novelists who might make a firm as collaborators,and describe their work as coming from Howells ...

... s the'assistance the ~ VL, \\Pjfl mond, of the celebrated t s m All England team will be chosen following clubs, viz., the Whig, e * Tory, Old Conservative,. Popular, 0 fric» The Crown and the Constitution t: pires. The Hatfield captaiu co '^ 3* England ...

... probable behaviour of the Whig Party whenever the question of the Franchise comes before House of Commons. He is decided Party man, one not likely to let a trifle stand between himself and Jh, 3 allegiance. He is a genuine Whig, and he has abilities enough ...

... Hitherto the managers of the Conservative party have expressed the utmost confidence in their ability attract to themselves the Whig element in politics, which they saw, or fancied they saw, was waveriug in its allegiance to the Liberal benches. To do this ...

... manage to catch on ? asked tha visitor. I can give you Tory Whig orations, which ever you like. Well, the Tories haven't had much use for eloquence this campaign, said the editor. The Whigs have been doing all the speaking for both parties, but I'm ...

... recriminations, observing that the latter gentleman was as usual, balancing himself with graceful power between the Nationalist and Whig parties, but it was strange that h§ had not discovered the conduct of the former until they had disowned him and repudiated ...

... tha truth, for he admitted rfl of Wednesday that the constituencies had sU round, and he so despaired of Tory success _j , Whig administration; butjms followers, them, aro deceived their own wishes- tc majority the country has not deserted Mr. Whether ...

... the patriot, the reformer, the mau with mission against pensions aud piety, told to move on and not bother. O these Whigs ! these Whigs !It is difficult to say whether after this bad treatment the conduct of divers comic papers in representing Mr. Bradlaugh ...