... 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 ...

... promise respecting the next Parliamentary election, as a working man's candidate will shortly be introduced independently of the Whig or Tory party. It was aiso decided tho meeting to hold a demonstration in the Public Hall aa early date, when the name of ...

... their own convictions in order that a party may remain in office, and it openly compels others to what certain members of the Whig aristocracy secretly compel themselves to do. is useless to deceive ourselves. All these new methods in politics—the caucus ...

... 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 ...

... concentrate popular attention on the Franchise Bill. . It is thought that the Government are in more danger of a Radical than of a Whig secession on the Vote of Censure. The militant section that school believe that Mr. Chamberlain would immensely enhance his ...

... 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 ...

... State; even O'Connellcould think of no better thing for Irish interests than by forming alliance with the Whig party, but the result was that the Whigs left him and his party out the coid, and left Ireland exactly where they found it. (Laughter.) A little ...

... 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 ...

... —to the reform period in fact. Lord Malmesbury's father-in-law was a Whig, and at his house he used to meet two of the clique who were most active in the preparation of the great Whig measure—Lord Durham and Mr. E. Ellice. Apparently they conversed freely ...

... Dorat's Works, Modicis, 1575, £2 18s.; John of the Little World, WW ff Germany, 35.; Dean fcVV- fi* ' first edition, £3; The Whigs Xi'V,''« ...

... cause lean and fat in alternate layers and thus secure streaky bacon. Not only does concession alternate with coercion when Whigs follow Tories, but the Liberals themselves vary their system from day to day. A policy lucky if it lasts week. We might as ...