... that all that the Court came in contempt to be called Whigs, and from Scotland the word was brought into England, where it is uow one of our unhappy terms of disunion. swift evidently held the Whigs in great contempt, as -o one passage he observes l could ...

... directing them how to vote in the various constituencies where no Nationalists have come forward. In County Down, if the three Whig candidates would pledge themselves to oppose coercion on all occasions, and to vote against changes in the rules of the House ...

... Liberals claim the credit of extending household suffrage to the counties, I think the following facts should be known. Whig-Radicalßy the Reform Bill of 1832 it was enacted that owners of property should exercise the franchise in counties and occupiers ...

... who, with view to the coming elections, want to bridge over for a time the gulf between the Red-Radical and the frightened Whig. These men and their papers and their talk have to be met by us face to face. There is no room at all for reserve ;much less ...

... he himself would vote against Disestablishment, if it were proposed at any time during the next five years. Beyond that, the Whig leader declines to go. Five years, he says, form a period quite long enough for the pledges of a politician to endure. The ...

... Not a fiery and grand old man. A let•thingedrßt-anyway, Stand.ineu;t•any da). Invimblenospy o:d man. DERRY. A Tory or Whig old man. A dance-any.,ig old man. Not caring • pin. he Gave Bismarck New Guinea, This shittyqui-eand old mac. A Daniel-the ...

... Chamberlain's speech has got beyond the newspaper offices ; but whatever he may say is not likely very much to reassure those Whigs who have finally broken loose. There is a rude awakening in the Radical camp to-day. The result of the municipal elections ...

... by the man who burned down the temple of Diana at Ephesus. Its nearest modern parallel is the ruin and the shame which the Whigs brought upon themselves when, during the gallant stand made by England against the military despotism of Napoleon, they threw ...

... and Roman Catholic electors, with the abstention of timorous (if you will) and offended Liberal Churchmen, landlords, and Whigs ; with rival candidates in many boroughs, with open revolt in Scotland on the disestablishment question, with the absolute ...

... the Church (cheers). Throughout the last tie or six years the whole of the history of the Whigs coalition under which the country had been had been that the Whigs had surrendered their principles to the dominant Radicals, aud, as in other matters, so it ...

... labourers, but this should be effected by natural laws, and not by State interference. The yeoman dna was as extinct as the old Whig, and it would be impossible to raise him again. As renting farms was more protitsbie man purchasing them, he advocated tee ...

... that life is rot altogether ruled by the successes or failures of party. and that the world goes round whether Tories, or Whigs, or Radicals, be in office. Our ancient Universities are not yet imbued with politics, and on this ground, acme people may ...