... WHIG ON THE GOVERNMENT. Mr. Macdona, writing from the Middle Temple, says Like many more thoughtful Liberals, have been more influenced by patriotism than party, and could not, and would not, follow the wild wanderings, the reckless and ruinous roaming ...

... LORD HARTINGTON AND THE WHIGS. The Daily News says —Lord Harrington has too much clear common sense not to know that the Liberal must be, by its very nature, progressive party, and that one Liberal generation cannot avecept a doetrino of finality from ...

... WHIG ON THE GOVERNMENT. Mr. Cumming Macdona, writing from the Middle Temple, says :— Liko many more thoughtful Liberals, I havo been more influenced by patriotism than party, and could not and would not, follow tho wild wanderings, the reckless and ruinous ...

... effort of Whig bigotry and intolerance, the penal laws. When the Irish Church fell, therefore, under the blows of tho versatile author of tha work on the defence of State Churches, assisted by the Whigs, it was, in fact, a happy despatch of Whig traditions ...

... Parnell's paper, to-day offers to Jay* £500 to £50 that the Whigs and Tories elected in Ireland at the approaching elections wUI together not number 23 • and even money-£5OO a.side-that Whigs, Tories, and Coalitionists all together Ireland-will 18 rep ...

... the Opposition benches to strengthen their hands. If the Whigs choose to hinder, instead of helping, that is the affair of the Whigs—and of the country, which will know how to deal with the Whigs hereafter. ...

... should in all reason be made to pay the piper. Having expressed himself favour of paying parliamentary representatives, he says Whigs and Whiglings are, from a national standpoint, treacherous and tyrannical. Tories are, as a rule, if less hypocritical, more ...

... fact ; * a sociis,' says you. Ay,' Birds of feather flock together,' as the old maxim goes. Now, Sam, who supported the Whigs? Why, let me see; a few of the lords, few of the gentry, the manufaoturin* folks, the Independents, the Baptists, tho Dissentin' ...

... passed that the Whigs must crushed. In his belief crushed they are. After the great success which had crowned tho National cause all over Ireland, the greatest that had been known the country since the union was the fact that longer a Whig sat for Ireland ...

... FIRE AT A CONVENT. V b ord Ursuline Convent, \i U ' - whig was Sei *aped. ...

... was a Liberal candidate the general election, but the time had now arrrved when every loyal and patriotic member of the old Whig party felt bonnd to join the Conservative ranks. Ho was a staunch supporter of Lord Salisbury's Gyvornment, and tho question ...

... no doubt that the whole nf the borough and great balk of the county elections will over stb of December. 1 believo that the Whig, country gentlemen still o-oing over considerable stream to the Tories. A few of tho groat landowners have clianged sides; ...