... from the Liberal Party and maintained that inasmuch as the Whig connection had derived its force from the popular support, the Liberal Unionists would henceforth be out of the fight the Whigs joined the Tory Party. The effect would be that of carrying ...

... LOCAL GOVERNMENT FOR IRELAND. The Northern Whig says—Notwithstanding Mr. Parnell's contradiction, it is a fact that Liberal Unionist members have been sounded by the Home Rule Party on the question of Local Government for Ireland. ...

... MR. PARNELL AND HOME RULE. The London correspondent of the Northern Whig has it on unquestionable authority that Mr. aruell, having come to the conclusion that so long the Irish party insists on a separate Parliament for Ireland no progress can be made ...

... frr>m the Liberal Party and maintained that inasmuch as the Whig connection had derived its force from the popular support, the Liberal Unionists would henceforth be out of the fight if the Whigs joined the Tory Party. The effect would be that of carrying ...

... of the Local Government Act, this year's financeand Irish Administration. He repelled Mr. Gladstone's claim to represent the Whig Vaditions respecting the Union. to his assertion that there are unequal laws Ireland, he replied that the inequality is Ireland's ...

... national questions, listening to national representatives. Lord Hartington described himself as a Whig, but he really discarded the principle of the old Whig,who fought against the treaty of Union to the death. Of Mr. Chamberlain's speech, he said that the ...

... and the Grand Dukes. The e embraced and kissed each other, and the meeting cordial. The two Emperors afterwards Palace, a whig of which has beeu set apart for. visitor, who was met there by the Empre-s streets and houses along tbe line route decorated ...

... week our representative waited upo ftl ing e ffi hale and hfty. SSg His complaint was k Jnev dlschar dv * , .f * symptoms of whig examined him but v year aga Hls doctor n keep still and to seeK &n did not improve kttbjffi ih °wever seeing that thing Hughes ...

... Referriag to Lord Brougham's name on the burgess roll, he said that like him he was proud of the name of Whig, and desired to uphold true Whig principles. ...

... disease or disorder of any ait 're, and consider that I owe my health, if not, indeed, life, Warner's Safe Cure. (Signed) Isaac Whig*, Secretary of >il Grewers' Protection Aasot A statement like the above needs no eon-mint. Tbes* who are suffering should profit ...

... the school of Sir Williamwasa prominent member philosophic Radicals, and tor many * ally of Mr. of his early '^^^ with the Whig secyouth allied himsell more Admims- of the Liberal party In 1852 of tration of Lord Palrnerston as gtate Works, andiu 1853 ...

... Western ditto 384 Natal. G ...