... THE WHIG SECESSION. As Lord Hartington is still proclaiming himself and his friends as the real, old, original Liberals, it may be worth while to turn to the. writings of Edmund Burke. In the days of this politician it is true that there was no question ...

... does not make any difference in the Conservative and Whig majority in the House of Commons, as “ Jimmy” is of the same political complexion as his predecessor. Had the Home Rulers scored another success it would have been equivalent to a loss of two yotes ...

... cross-voting lately. What are we to consider you now—Conservative or Radical, Whig or Tory ? —Sir Edward Watkin : My lord, you must not consider me Conservative or Radical, Whig or Tory. I am for tbe Union—of France and England ; I a Cbannel-tnnnelist.” ...

... in the House of Commons as the “old Whigs,” are much exercised in spirit at the circumstance that Mr. Parne!l has “nobbled” Mr. T. A. Dickson, ex-M.P. for Dun- gannon, who used to be regarded as the one show So Whig representative of the Province of Ulster ...

... list, Lo Hartington said he was himself still proud of the name of Whig. and. notwithstanding anything which might have taken place his political life, professed still to uphold the true Whig traditions. An allusion to the other distinguished names on the ...

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

... ANOTHER HOME RULE SCHEME. The London correspondent of the Belfast Northern Whig says :—Sir Edward Watkin is about to submit to the Liberal Unionist leaders ill to reform Irish local government, which he hopes will obtain the support of the entire Liberal ...

... NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF SEER LOWTZINITS THE PRACTICES for the Spin Tern trill be shortly, the Laesdoent Clews =Whig T Ireaday, 20tcinat..a - Mr.. Willa's', Parkhurst:end tlie ?Media Class at Mrs. Pakestiaa's, Wellington Villa. S. Rodney Place. ...

... war the avourite country residence of Lcrl Stanley, forwards Prime Minister, and Mr Charles Greville, General Anson, half the Whig C ibioet stayed there for Epsom races. ...

... OLD STORIES RE-TOLD. No. VI. TRUE BLUE DINNER IN 1829. VIEWS OF THE PERIOD ON WHIGS AND TORIES AND THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. FOURTH FEBRUARY, DINNER THI OLOUOIBTRR TRUE BLUR OLUB. THE celebration dinner took place the Bell Hotel, on the day of our last ...

... constituted, for the extremest Radical as well as for the most moderate Whig—(No and Yes,— so long as neither one nor the other consented to &ive their adhesion to that which Radicals, Whigs, Conservatives alike, but a very short time ago, 1 hought to be ...

... on the Local Government Act, this year's finance, and Irish Administration. He repelled Mr. Gladstone's claim to represent Whig traditions respecting the Union. As to his assertion that there are unequal laws in Ireland, he replied that the inequality ...