... REPORTED IRISH WHIG-PARNELLITE ALLIANCE. I and w des ead annoyance has been caused in Irish Whig and Barncllite circles by report nublished in the Dublm Express that Whig and Parnellite alliance Ulster had been entered into. In accordance with the alliance ...

... 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 ...

... disintegration. Between the Radicals and the Whigs there love lost, and though may suit the both these parties unite the face of Conservatism, there little but that their heart of hearts Radical,* and Whigs hate one another great deal more cordially than ...

... while they er.hibited the strength of the supporters of the Franchise Bill, were much more remarkable as a proof that the Whig section of tbe Liberal party had not absolutely surrendered to the Radicals. Lord Harrington's able speech implied that he ...

... Molyneux to represent the southern division of Lancashire on the passing of the Reform Bill in 1832, as a supporter of the Whig Government of the day. He was thrown out at the election of 1835, but was elected member for Kendal in 1837, and held that ...

... indispensable by the collapse ofthe Conference? There are two points which seem to show that it a mere party move of the true Whig type. Some days ago was hoped that the success of the Conference would satisfy the country, and that General Gordon could be ...

... the garden of 'otsdam Palace, on the Saturday before the Congress broke up, that Lord Odo was always rev und fest. He was a Whig of the good old onstitutional school now nearly extinct, and he lad an absolute horror of the party which now ffects to have ...

... speedy settlement; and it is whispered that iv the event of Mr. Gladstone declining to listen to private remonstrances, one the Whigs will be found bold enough to movo an address to the Crown to that effect. This, of course, presupposes that the Lords read ...

... Believe mne (and no Ma~rquis ever descends To fib) we, the Peers, are your only true friends: W7het you lose by ouar dishing the Whigs yon shall wiul, .For in kicking them out we mean taking you in. Bealieva me, gentletnin; aed for this tribute you .shall have ...

... on. Men like Healy and were hard facts that could not be got over, lt would take a great many dull bigots and wishy-washy Whigs to water them down. (Hear.hear.) Mr. Healy, M.P., and Lord Rossmore were fitting representatives of the two types of politicians ...

... ) Mr. Masox seconded the resolution and remarked that that muting was somewhat of &protest against the agitation which the Whig section of the Liberal party were taking with regard to the question. A few weeks ago there was a g= meeting at the Pomona ...

... opinion ccedmgs at the meeting at Manchester' ; $ J, bited the strength of the supporters Bill, were much more remarkable , qO Whig section of the Liberal party t A ' surrendered to the Radicals. Lord y speech implied that he attended certain conditions, ...