... to find expression. The Whig* must be perfectly well aware that neither their tradition* nor their principles lay them under any obligations to act with, the -mora advanced Badirah. ;It is beyond a doubt that the Whig* and Whig-Liberals have taken the ...

... commercial life in almost precisely the same way that Mr. Bright was treated by thepast or passing generation of Whigs and Tories. Brought up as a Whig rather thana Liberal, I was well conversant with the whispered enor- mities of Mr. Bright in the carpet-trade ...

... without bi* being at the time, or becoming] afterward*, in any sense a representa- tive man. Pome persons piotnre him as * Whig, bat no Whig would have behaved as he ha* done. When hi* oonduct was questioned by his constituent*, he ref used to meet the Liberal ...

... and wi th what he had to do whilst there . Stringer at last, ttred-of what was being said, got up with the intention ef lea whig the house, but before he could reach the doer the prisoner got upfront his seat, and, seizing him by the waist, bit off the ...

... 18:40 as to render them detached and broken. The more advanoed gave their help on Saturday to the Nationalist, whilst the Whigs either abstained or damsged Mr. Gouxding _ cause by declaring for him. The Conservatism of Cork, a very small qi antity indeed ...

... the slum districts of the big boroughs return roaring slummers the other districts of the town will retaliate by returning Whigs and Tories. My im- pression is that as the Franchise is widened the Tory party will be swollen by a new class. The small traders ...

... to pass a scheme that had been scrambled through the Ccmmons. Delays alwsys inoreaee demands, srcd now the Sootch people, Whigs, Liberals, and I ories combined, agree in a»king for a separate and independent department for the conduct of distinctively ...

... their opinions. The Nationalists received orders to abstain from taking any part in the contest. Mr. Cbawfohd was regarded as a Whig and Captain Keh as a Tory between whom there was really very little difference. We hal hoped that the Liberal candidate, for ...

... they hi • materially iconised their diiliculties by th ?? own rash language and false tactics. la tli. I estimate of the Whig Quarterly it is neell ■*_■ I say that meat Liberals and Uadioals eoiocide, I = ...

... whether jou will or not, and then struck Little (who was trying to get into the cart) over the arm with the stock end of the whig and knocked him to the ground. After that deferf' dant commenced to flog the horse very violently. It was a young one, and ...

... respecting the predecessors of the Liberal party. What, say our opponents, bat the Liberalism of to-day in common with the Whigs of the days of Fox, with the adherents of lord WnuLiAx Bubseix, with Hampden and Py m ? It may, indeed, be true that the ideas ...

... nominee of Mr. Parnell will be permitted to occupy the leat without challenge. A coalition ia stated to be likely between Whigs snd Tories, and several names are mentioned aa those of possible candidates. It is reported that Mr. Edward Harrington, editor ...