... THE TENETS OF A MODERN WHIG. (FROM ST. STEPHEN'S REVIEW, AUGUST 11, '83.) A SOLILOQUY (Perhaps overheard in the private apartments of certain noble marquis.) Life is all a big delusion, Politics a perfect sham, Radical professions rubbish— But in office ...

... (FROM THE NORTHERN WHIG.) The Irieh Nationalists profess to have very friendly feeiings towdrds the Ulstet people who are devoted to the maintenance of the Union. They are always ready to say that the Protestant and Catholic minority—who do not wish to ...

... camp. In that province the Whigs would be effaced (Cheers.) One Whig might be returned, but it would show the English Goverament the position of that party in Ireland. In days gone by their fathers followed at the teil of the Whigs, but the flig of Nationality ...

... The colour of our facings are nothing in their view, as all are under one banner. Protestantism, tkerefore, whether we be Whig or Tory, the cry is “away with them.” This is only a repitition of history, and worse will of course follew. If we presented ...

... in the Lethean waters was more apparent than real. Although Mr, Wylie is supported by men who have hitherto been Whigs and aro still Whigs it is 3 notorious fact that he is the Nationalist nowines. His opening specch was particalarly addressed to the ...

... has appearedin Tyrone ona visit to Mr. Dickson, M.P., and n,rpmru to be in hopes of inducing the withdrawal of Mr. Wylie, the Whig candidate for Mid-Armagh, in order that he wighio sip 1n 10 his place, Clare beiag no longee available, ...

... He believed the struggle would end in a veorganisation of parties—what he texmed the best of the Whigs going with the Radicals, the worst of the Whigs being forced to go with the Lories. . ...

... It was a remackable fact that for the last five years the Whig (overnment had been maictained by the votes of 33 Irish members (shawe). Heread wich extreme disgust the declara- Lions of Whigs of the type of Mr Dickson that they would vote against the ...

... retired from political life. The existing union between the Whigs and Radicals depends aluost entirely on Mr Gladstone's sctive participation in English politics. With his removal the Whigs will almost of necessity gravitate towards the Conservatives ...

... arrived when Mr. Gladstone should, on many grounds, retire into private life ; and bnt for the fact that the Radicals and the Whigs could not adjust their differentia among themselves the venerable political stager would not now have been trotted out among ...

... Lieutenant of Ircland whether Mr Johnston, Inspector of Kisherics, has beeu called on to deny the statement in the Northern Whig of April 28th, that he attended the meeting ot the Orange lodge in Saviy Row, Beliast, sod persoually conscated to his being ...

... invitation to the pricsts of South Louth. There wers not three good pasish priests amongst them and they were the greatest lot of Whigs in Irelacd. 'The smendment was put to the meeting, sud the Mayor declared it carried. ...