... that while a Waterloo veteran named James Lansbourne, 95years old, was lately allowed to die in Blackfriars Workhouse, two Whig placemen, whom the vicissitudes of politics have lately relegated to their normal obscurity, have obtained pensions of .62000 ...

... number sufficient to form the nucleus of • party able to act upon its own lines and to bid defiance to the Constitutional Whigs and the Moderate Liberals. Then, again, eighty odd Parnellites were returned from Ireland ; they are waiting in the market-place ...

... Christmas Time : Give 'em a handsome tip all round. Old Saw Re-set (for the use of Party Cabinetmakers): As the Rad is bent the Whig ROBBING TRZ ROBING.—An Anti-Plumage League is shout to be formed in protest against the prevailing fashion of wearing birds ...

... body cry note for nationalists. From Moderate Liberals nought expect, They on Dismemberment must frown ; For—naturally—the W(h)igs object To Separation from the Crown. FROM JUDY. The Law of Fox-Honting.— Lex Tally-ho-nis. Are the Rads not liable to the ...

... straightforward ?S ,^ 6i he InBh and to conciliate the co P i' A. 6 - arfc will most willingly co-operate be the imative taken by Whig or Tory The people of Ireland are sick of the war of centuries, and inferinr^ -° & Permanent peace is only ever Sj t 0 wage ...

... country, and iu deed never can be made If there is one poiat upon which Radicals, a question. Tories, Conservatives, Liberals, Whigs, aad even the Todependent members are united, it is in the deter- mination to maintain tho integrity of tha Empire. To talk ...

... Association Rooms on Wednesday evening. There was an overflowing muster of hon. members, the two divisions of whom are called Whigs and Radicals. The Queen's Speech was read with due formality, and, after discussion upon it, an Affirmation Bill was brought ...

... Rooms on Wednesday evening. There was an overflow. ing muster of “hon, members,” the two divisions of whom are called ** Whigs ” and ‘‘ The Queen’s Speech was read with due formality, and, after discussion upon it, an Affirmation Bill was brought in ...

... always supported the Liberal party, has finally declared himself the uncompromising Tory that at heart be has ever been. The Whig traditions of Berkeley were for • long time insurmountable, but the Rubicon has at length been passed and a powerful foe has ...

... to a party chief above the interests and the honour of the nation. The Duke of Bedford is the bead of one of the three great Whig houses —the Russells, the Grosveuurs, and the Cavendisheswhich even in these democratic days have still a large share of political ...

... fears very much that Ministers are bent upon throwing away the great opportunity afforded to them of virtually compelling the Whigs and the moderate Liberals to cast in their *ot with the Conservative party. No doubt the solution of the Irish problem is difficult ...

... apparently save from that monstrous union of faction and sedition which Mr. Gladstone and Mr. Parnell cemented yesterday. Had the Whigs been honest their resolve to give the Government fair play in dealing with Ireland, ;Mr. Gladstone would have failed to turn ...