... AGREEMENT. [special telegram. I is stated the Dublin Express to-day that great and widespread annoyance has been caused in Irish Whig and Parnellite circles by the report published in that paper this week that Liberal and Parnellite alliance Ulster had been ...

... present the blue and orange colours of the electioneering flags were the one single notion of the uneducated classes of the great Whig and the great Conservative parties for whom they were led to vote, and to be true to Lis colours with the uneducated and ...

... conduct at the nextelection. his They should be careful not to ally themselves too as, ewifdy with either the treacherous Whigs or the ice conspiring Tories. (Hear, hear.) Referring to the rt, intended demonstrations against the House of st- Lords7 he ...

... executive action or legislative course. The pendulum swings with a mighty sweep from one party the other. In old times, when Whigs went out and Tories came in, Ireland, India, and foreign countries felt as if the same hands were at tho helm. Now the ship ...

... favour of an autumn session, two separate sections of the Liberal party advocate an immediate appeal to the country. Moderate Whigs and Liberal peers urge this view from a desire to avoid three months' agitation against the House of Lords, whezeas many advanced ...

... Post) is now finally closed. Lord Salisbury has adopted tactics which, while they have saddened the peers and shocked the Whigs, have given satisfaction to all who desire that the House of Lords should make itself intolerable. With all his efforts, his ...

... what a part in the controversy was played by what were called the checks and balances. A certain number of Tories and some Whigs were willing to submit to reduction of franchise provided they could get what they used to call the fitting checks and balances ...

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... reminds the Hense c of the time when the member for Finebury was e a power in his way in the Cabinet, from which .his eccentric W~hig politics nolv exclude him.1 eMr. Torreus, however, made no real impression e by his speech, and his extravagant idea of the ...

... preventi'rg a meu ber sitting. lie wvas kept out by the brute folrce the !- Comnmons had at its commnand, and theat w~asF what the W~hig and Conservative joulrnal; quzote !* for a victory and said the fight wvas finished; but it, would never finish until he died ...

... to stand firm in the conviction that if they force a dissolution on the old franchise the Radical party will be weaker, the Whig party stronger, and Con- servatism more powerful than it is at present. The Conservatives do not hope to win the elections ...

... and should not accept the notion that advanced Liberalism intended to forget its own creed for the sake of satisfying the Whig demand for an impossible moderation It is probable that this will be the only Ministerial speech, made outside their own disucts ...