... exclusively Liberal, for the three Home Rulers in this lobby—Sir P. O'Brien, Mr. M'Coan, and Mr. E. Collins—belong to the Whig section of the Irish party. Mr. M'Cullagh Torrens and Mr. Pender are among the Independent Liberals voting with Ministers. ...

... NORTHCOTE thought that whatever might have been the character of the expression, the right hoc. gentleman had no right to Whig forward charges of such • character. (Opposition cheers.) Under the CaCUlDstances, to allow such an expresdon as that to go ...

... voted for the motion against his party. The majority, however, included 19 of the Home Pule party. The minority included one Whig Home Ruler. the English, Scotch, and Irish county memberB, 110 (Conservatives) voted for the motion, while Liberals, prominent ...

... of in its andacioos VV argument that there ia notbiDg &° io Socialism than the proeeedlngs of P 00 1« describes as •« great Whig Dukes w» . o» with their bloated estates, is » had some piquanoy lent it by the . thia was tke son of a great Tory denouncing ...

... between a family named Kelly and their neighbours. Qas man, named McGale, had his skull deft through with a hatchet. death Whig almost instantaneous. Aaotber man, named Brien, was so badly injured that his life is despaired of, and a third man was dangerously ...

... favour on high-class. Church and State, old port Tories or LiSerals who, currying the favour of work airmen, are themselves Whigs. Compared wish the N orth, politics are a dead letter in this pan the °sentry, and Apt Tler's letn.r of yesterday is the ...

... reading. Lord R. Chubchill —who said it was evident that the Attorney-General had spoken as the representative of the great Whig dukes, who were the owaers all over ths Metropolis of bloated estates —pointed out that there a great distinction between ...

... before nine o'clock Mr. happened to drop in, and finding Mr. Akers- Douglas addressing seven members, moved a count. But the Whigs were prepared for this contingency, and over fifty members dropped in from the diningroom and smoking-room, where they were ...

... to the Bill. The whole thing is too obviously a compromise among the various sections of the Cabinet. Neither Radicals nor Whigs are satisfied. The absolute surrender of Ireland to Mr. Parnell causes misgivings among the latter, while the method in which ...

... reading. Lord R. Churchill, who said it was evident that the Attorney-General bad spoken as the representative of the great Whig Dukes, who were tha owners all over the metropolis of bloated estates, pointed out that there a great distinction between the ...

... second reading. Lord R. Chubchill—who said it was evident that the Attorney-General had spoken the representative the great Whig dukes, who were the owners all over the Metropolis of bloated estates—pointed out that there was great diatinction between ...

... uuhappily, from a patronage unscrupulously bestowed on their foremost exponent, that his political supremacy is gain to irreligion; Whig Peers with big estates to preserve, and adventurous land-schemers desirous of parcelling out property on free-and-easy principles* ...