... and let us have no talk about giO.il Whig party. • The “Daily Telegraph* says—Lord Iltrtingtnn's Unionism h«s been variously set down by bis Glad- Etonian critics to aiitfr>cr*tic tendencies, to old- fashioned Whig prejudices, to tho prepossessions of ...

... *say •—Lord Ilartmgton'a declaration at Nairn Tuesday, that still remains Whig, will lie received with a eeitain shock great many people. Tire great- facts which stand to Whig ciedit iu our facts that the Whige through and limited ilia ravolutlnn.that ...

... elements which form the Unionist defence. ‘Hie Freeman's Journal says—An unnatural and unholy confederacy of high and dry Tories, whigs, and sham Radicals mastered last night In vote down Hie English Liberals and the Irish repreaenlotives. Tho policy of challenging ...

... e, far more Whiggisb, according to the proper of that much-abused word, treatment of the Irish question than Lo»d The old Whigs, more enlightened than the degenerate politicians who usurp their name, but ora not their true auccaaaore, always preached ...

... good foundation in foci. Rome has been inundated with calumnies of the Irish people and bulk of tbs Irish pheata by Irish Whigs and English Tories. at least possible that Bta Holiness may be was the cose >uice before. THE IRISH PRESS THE BLUNT APPEAL ...

... RELIEVE IT. HAVE YOU A COLD? A DOSE BEDTIME WILL REMOVE It, Bold Everywhere, la l)d, 2s 9J, 4s 6d, per Battla See that you get WHIG DUE'S Tonic. pRIESTLEY'S MINT BOCK. ...

... Lord Dortington he himself still ; proud of the name of Whig, and notwithstanding anyi tidng which might have taken place recently in his , political life, professed atiU to uphold the true Whig i traditions. An allusion to other distinguished names i ...

... to not litile the legislation of to-day. Again, refeniug to the Whigs who supported Canning and opposed the IHiko of Wellington’s Administration 1E23, when was supported by number Whigs, h» writes that they “intend » desultory and hnrraasing warfare ...

... given hope f* tenants in the country, and which would undoubtedly mult in advantage the Kingdom. Uien divided, with ths folio whig resm^ Pot Mr Gladstone’* amendment, *4B; *galast,«w. * tco'tion ilia lolrodaction of tha Solicitor-General for Ireland, amid ...

... the other day said acknowledged that was still proud of the name of Whig .and said timt be still continued to maintain and uphold tiue Whig principles. (Laughter.) How were those old Whig principles main tuned by the Government? Ur Balfour made speech Glasgow ...

... 1868. Here are few flowers of rhetoric culled from Mr llealv’s speeches on that occasion. The Captain, said, was “a rotten Whig, “a pledge-bieaker and traitor,’' “a monstrous imposture,” “a water-logged bankrupt politician. and political caterpillar ...

... having considered whether they might not in regard that question pursue their now traditional policy stealing clothes of the Whigs and dishmg the Rads, only, however, find it expedient !to drop tho idea as more likely to result in their banning their fingers ...