... on hearing the news, and looked very jubilant over the expected addition to the Whig cave, and the loss of two such men to the Cabinet as Trevelyan and Chamberlain. The Whigs also seemed pleased at the startling news, for in their hearts they hate Mr. Gladstone ...

... Plunket, and you have a complete case for Home Rule. Mr. Dickson’s position is a most significant one. the leader of Ulster Whigs. I He Is the one man of undoubted talent among 1 them. His honesty of purpose 1s unquestlon- I able. He has now been in politics ...

... lately been made Primate of England and Metropolitan with reali deuce at Bishopathcrpe Palace: “There’s a fellow whom the Whigs are plea-ed to set up and insult us by giving him precedence next to the royal family, with rank above all the Peers of England ...

... who has had the courage to give expression them relation to Ireland. And that too in the face of the malignant opposition of Whig and Tory alike, to say nothing of the unthinking, unreasoning, brutal class and race prejudices of the lower English element ...

... elements the country into a solid mass against which the Parnellite strength was to be riven, proved only a means whereby the Whigs were wholly destroyed and the Tories irretrievably ruined, its canty skirling of the pleasant period when the plan was considered ...

... Belton congratulated the committee on the victory they had won over the opponents of the I N L—landlords, landgrabbers, and Whig- Nationalists—who made persistent effort to destroy the unity aod organisation of this parish. P Early, ex-sec, was called ...

... ting Sunday the Irish National Club, Albert-street—Mr W Lynch in the chair, A discussion took place on the attitude of the Whig and Radical members of the Liberal party towards the demand of the Irish people for Home Rule, and confidence was expressed ...

... complete knowledge of the subject in hand, and their manner of speaking—so admirably Parliamentary in its style—have taught the Whigs and Tories alike that the men sitting below the gangway on the Opposition side of the House are not exactly the people with ...

... this unprincipled Tory chameleon, whose sole aim is the attainment of power and place. One of the denizens of the supposed Whig cave came forth into the light during the past few days. Sir Henry James, whose allegiance to the expected proposal of Mr, ...