... population. I can speak for Manchester and the large town 3 which form it 3 satellites, and say at once that neither Tory, Whig, nor Radical, known to me, and acquaintance both wide and diversified, views such a position without great misgivings. If there ...

... to the Tories, What have the Tories done for Ireland? Let them say to the Whigs, when they came to them with tbe mask of hypocrisy on their faces, that they done by the Whig Government for except *i»r«ot result the action the representatives Ireland ...

... Government, whereby the interests of the Empire have been sacrificed and the national honour tarnished in the efforts to maintain a Whig-Radical-Home- coalition that is utterly unworthy of the confidence of the country. Spoakingof the Franchise Bill, he said ...

... him than had of calling himself a Scotchman. Macaulay sneers at Johnson's violent Toryism, and at his calling a man '* a vile Whig when he could write in Goldsmith's Traveller the lines— How small of all that human hearts endure, That part which kinps or ...

... of order. Above the uproar Mr. O'Brien yelled out sarcastically, This is your British fair-play, pointing directly the Whig benches, from which most of the calls to order came. Another Irish question of interest was one relating to tho Limerick C ...

... meet with the popularity it deserves.— ,-them*vm. Nothing is omitted that is essential to a hDeral education. Northern Whig. The whole work forms a most valuable encyclopaedia study. School Board Chronicle. London: Ward, Lock, and Co., Salisbury-square ...

... of the Empire, and resents violent attacks upon the House of Lords; the mouthpiece of philosophic Radicalism agrees with its Whig contemporary in advocating a spirited foreign policy, but would gladly seethe House of Lords overthrown and the Church of England ...

... common between Lord Hartington and Mr. Chamberlain, or between Sir William Harcotjrt and Sir Charles Dllice. Lord Granville is a Whig, and heartily opposed to the political sentiments of the Radical members of the Government, of whom the President of the Board ...

... prompted largely by the apprehensions whioh Orangemen entertained of the extension of the franchise. Now all that was over, and Whigs and Tories alike had agreed to submit their actions and their policy to tribunal which henceforward would consist of the entire ...

... addressed to the Upper House to consider itself extinguished. The Radicals were really anxious to destroy the Upper Chamber, the Whigs like Claudio regarded dishonour as a less evil than death. Not so, Lord Salisb ur y and the Conservative majority. They took ...

... neither confined to any class or any nation is indeed evident. With us Protection was invoked by the great landed interest, Whig or Tory, for this was with us predominent. In the United States the farming interest in common with seven-tenths of the rest ...

... expense of the Liberals as of the Conservatives. Indeed anything can be certain in Irish politics, it is that the Liberal or Whig element will almost entirely disappear throughout Ireland at the next election. This in itself will prove striking commentary ...