... reminds Lnrt EImuntd ri lto e altl of the * Whigs with reference ti the Union, anrl styc teat what E is wanted now is a little Whig treit nent Lf thie lrish s question. Remarking upon tite guidanlee stplitd by the Whig aristocracy in the great works af the ...

... reminds Lord Edmund of rho action of the ,I Whigs with reference to the Union, and says that what is wanted now is a little Whig treatment of the Irish question. Remarking upon the guidance supplied by .1 the Whig aristocracy in the great works of the nine- ...

... to fling it in the face of the Tory Government that it is as base, bloody, and brutal. as O'Connell used to describe the Whigs. In fact, the day for Irish blague of that kind has very nearly gone by. It is admitted, on all sides, that the land question ...

... derful book this nnust be which can prove the pro- priety or veracity of political opposites. Sione day we may be meetlig with a Whig and a Social Demnonrat who will be pointing for the confirmation of their particular political creeds to the writings of notable ...

... Palmerston turned out Lord John, or Lord John after- wards ejected Palmerston, when the break-up of the Peelite party had made the Whigs indispensable, and their leaders could afford to quarrel with each other for the prize of office. The Epigonoi, as the successors ...

... and J. Kelly (lRenton), anil L. Koir (Dumbarton), half-beoks: A. Latba (lDumbarton Athletic) aud D. INl'lniyre (Vale), right whig ; R. Jausieson (Dumbarton), centre; J. Al'Call, and J. M'Nee (Roeton), left ?? sides at Birmingham will be :-Lancashtire: Trainer ...