... again made. At the last election the Liberals had declared favour of Home Rule. The Liberal Unionists were with few exceptions Whigs, who had always been a weakness to the Liberal Party, and he hoped, they having left it, would never come back. He contended ...

... would be again made. At the last election the declared favour of Home Rule. The Liberal Unionists were with few exceptions Whigs who had always been weakness to the Liberal Party, and he hoped, they having left it, would never come back. He contended that ...

... scheme of reform, embracing matters that Lord Hartington considers absolutely needful, which will receive the snpport of the Whig and Radical opponents of Home Rule, together with that of the regular Tory party. The DaUy Express, Dublin, says now that the ...

... IRISH OPINION ON THE UNIONIST DEMONSTRATION. The Detract Northern Whig observes: •* Lord Hartington still held high the Liberal banner, and when he sat down three cheers were given for him the future Prime Minister. It must be evident from all that parsed ...

... IRISH OPINION ON THE UNIONIST DEMONSTRATION. ' The Natio.* Whig observes: Lord Hartington mill held high the Liberal banner, and when he sat down three rimers were given for him u the future Mae Minister. It must be evidenc from all that mewl tbat Liberal ...

... view he will be even stronger Avitliout Lord Randolph than with him, for he will get a readier support from some of the old Whig party. Lord Randolph's imperious disregard of conventionality in the manner of announcing his resignation has brought a storm ...

... notexpccted in London before Thursday. But Lord Salisbury no doubt hopes that he may have a favemable communication from the Whig leader to lay betore his colleagues at the meeting of the Cabinet to-lay. Lord Hartington will do well to pause before he ...

... TRAINING OOLLEGE. Caul the direet Pstroamm ad Rea Toy Trainiun Vomit tientleleies to Merino. The Queen one sesually a Gold Whig Ohl Ceditshis ta Rif.; Ote Ad iiiiraitY Us Li to the Piled Prises an Or trial Depariaseet, di . 4. nt.y Hour% sad Orienta/ ...

... for limited powers Fox un i the Whig minority for unlimited powers. Ireland, unfortunately, went with the Whigs, and, anxious to prove her independence, hastily offered the Prince unlimited regal powers in Ireland. The Whig party was just then in the ascendant ...

... secure them positions on the County Boards. The question arises as to what the Liberal- Unionists will say to this measure. The Whigs, men like Lord FORTESCUE and many of the others Who assembled at the Unionist meeting at Exeter yesterday, will side with the ...

... bis surviving executor, gentleman, of Lexington, who, though life-long Democrat enjoyed the closest relations with the famous Whig statesman. These reminisoences are all the more frank and interesting from the fact that they were not originally intended ...

... thought the judge would able sum up Monday or Monday evening. THISIT OPINION ON THE UNIONIST DEMONSTRATION, The Belfast Xor them Whig observes: “Lord Hartington still held high the Liberal and when sat down three cheers were given for hita as the future Prime ...