... CRITIC AL CHRONICLE. THE WHIG CE*BERUS. The three Whig heads have barked Together, producing a hideous discord. Derby, G °schen and Hartington in concert have howled out their oracle of mourning and lamentation and woe. But they see a bigger dog coming ...

... Socialists went to the poll for the Conservatives rather than vote for the wretched time-servers in France who answer to our Whigs and Liberals here. At any rate the elections so far have strengthened both the extreme sections and we are glad to see that ...

... Lord Hartington, and the marvel is why don't they join hands. Sir Michael Hicks- Beach's speech, for instance, was a thorough Whig speech, and Lord Hartington's was a thorough Liberal-Conservative speech. Dearly beloved brethren, kiss and be friends, and ...

... are they, when entitled to vote, utterly ignorant of the main principles which should ever guide a Catholic elector, be he a Whig or be he a Tory ? In truth it is that the future of a country rests with those who possess the control of the education of ...

... favour of Burns' candidatures. , At iSulltitel • ONO =Mkt= thilewb !dor sod; °ending , *heir dempioyerso Ou ork'Ned• ienf of the Whig party. ...

... cheap tirade against that midget Lord Randolph Churchill, as he calls him, the Radical duty was to vote for slay miserable Whig who was put up as a Liberal candidate, and it was to blaspheme history ( 1 .) for a Radical to vote Tory. When comrade Harry ...

... differences exist, and until something happens forcing all Catholics to support one party, so long that is, as we are Tories or Whigs or Radicals or Nationalists, so long is the talk of political union amongst us irresponsible and fantastic. So long as these ...

... blow to the Anglican Church under which it still reels. Other Prime Ministers, one of them speaking from the standpoint of a Whig, have made statements about the same event. Lord John Russell, in a speech on the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill in the House of ...

... political party of their Irish fellow Catholics, safeguarded as it is by a Catholic hierarchy, than they would by joining a Whig or Tory party, consisting mainly of heretics, and very much leavened with the influence of Freemasonry. If Catholics cannot ...

... throwing in our vote with the Conservatives they will he able to prevent the passing of an Act for Free Education ? Many old Whigs are at present alarmed at the rapid advance in Liberalism, and are irresolute what course to adopt, whether to join the Co ...

... any political leader to whom individual fancy led them to accord allegiance. The majority of Catholics abandoned their old Whig politics. Many did so through dread of the looming power of the Board school. Did they by so doing effectually check its growth ...

... ; at Kingaland-green, where • t a resolution was carried by only a small majority, thanks to a combination of Tories and Whigs; and at Stonebridgecommon, where the motion was carried with only a few dissentients. Walworth.— Last Sunday morning there ...