... longer for the Whigs, for the constant and vigilant attendance of Mr. Schnadhorst in the lobby must, like the inevitable mummy at the Egyptian feast, remind them that political parties are not exempt from the ravages of mortality. The Whigs have swallowed ...

... members of the House of Common knew was, that there was a designing party there, who had nothing to do with the old Liberals or Whigs, but who were P A he Birmingham Radicals, and who wanted to get hold of 2.000,000 additional voters who 7hH ? ated Bill. What ...

... subject of leading articles all the Irish papers yesterday. The Nationalist organs warn Lord Spencer not to be beguiled by the Whig landlords, more contemptible than the Tories, and point out that his reception proves that the Orange landlords' party are ...

... have as a secondary title, The influence of woman in politics. When, therefore, Lord John Manners tells the world that the Whig opponents of female franchise are wrong in attributing to Lord Beaconsfield any sympathy with their ideas, and that from ...

... for publication must ailcasessend their names and addresses to the Editor. J. G. (Oldham).—London. ' r ? Lord Aberdeen was a Whig. . . The proper pronunciation is Beecham. Pri m rose.— Apply Mr. Bottomley, of Oldham. mentf Legal Column the Weekly Supple- ...

... Consequently he never resigns, but remains in as a rallying point, or a man possession, to preserve the rights of the official Whigs. Mr. Chamberlain and Sir C. Dilke are under no temptation to resign, because they are probably about to get their own way, ...

... surely you will say with me that men who have no belief in the divine revelation are not the men to govern this nation, be they Whig 3 or Radicals ; and certainly such Liberalism affords tolerable indication of that policy which they would thus tear up the ...

... (Cheers.) —Among the resolutions was one declaring that they owed no thanks and gave none to the vacillating and unprincipled Whig Government, which, under the direction of a pack of Orange landlords and their hired retainers, filched away their rights, ...

... Surely you will say with that men who have no belief the divine revelation are not the men to govern this nation, be they Whigs or Radicals; and certainly such Liberalism affords a tolerable indication of that policy by which they would thus tear up the ...

... June 14, 1883. B.P.B.—l. It was Mr.O'Kelly, M.P.,not Mr. O'Brien. What said was that there was a vague idea among men of the Whig persuasion that the Irish were afraid of 'lory Government. That was not so, for no Government could possibly rule Ireland ...

... which ha often arisen from that unhappy band into which tl Whig Government of the day had entered with Danie O'Connell and the members of what were called tl tail. You remember that the Whig Government from 1835 to 1841, existed a compact with the Irish ...

... never submitted to a British Parliament. Such is the comment upon the agreement with France made by the Sunday organ of the Whig section of the heterogeneous body that merely held together by love of power; and if the representatives of that great historical ...