... a triumph. Mr. Traill has well expressed the Whig attitude both during and after William’s reign; and his words are deserving of consideration : Fate made William of Orange a Whig hero. . . . That the Whigs of his own day should have behaved as they did ...

... wholly insincere in bis professions regarding the Sheil election. We fear his eleven measures were hardly sine qua non for the Whigs. On July 12th we find him writing to Pigot:— I getting on tolerably well; able, I think, to give some effectual assistance ...

... The Aldine, Elziver, Plantin, liaskerville, Foulis, Grierson, &c., And enriched with Autographs of Dean Swift, Members of the Whig Club, and the Monks __ „ of the Screw, including Henry Grattan, Charlemont, Rev. Arthur O'Leary, &c., WILL BK gOLD BY RUCTION ...

... maiority were prepared to vote the juonev. The majority would vote £40,000,000 just easily. On he went slasliing the Tories, the Whigs, and Dissentient Liberals in magnificent style. The House was boiling over with laughter and excitement as scarified now Joe ...

... franchise among Protestants; the Catholic Committee, which was timid and not vet representative of the entire country, and the Whig Club, which was divided the question, and unable of itself to carry any reform. In 1701 ...

... on the first announcement of the result of the poll the figures were not lielieved in by the Jiahifues of the old Tory and Whig clubs. The Gfottc, the old fossil Tory evening newspaper, so utterly disbelieved the figures ire*l from Ayr that it absolutely ...

... been in all night over very long, and not a very sweet discussion on the State Regulation of Vice in India Lord Ebrington a Whig-di»-Unionist had a motion on the paper for copies a statement made to Mr. Cuffe, Assistant-Solicitor to the Treasury, by Mr ...

... the issues stake were unusually slight and unimportant. The Democrats, who are in manner somewhat of the English Revolution Whig type, are to the Republicans very much what the Liberals are to the Conservatives Great Britain, The former, therefore, favour ...

... present on the occasion. Professor Calhraith, who presided, made ringing speech, in which he remarked that he did not care alsmt Whig, Tory, Liberal, or Conservative what he cared alnnit was old Ireland. He rememliered twenty years ago, when his voice was first ...

... my sincerity—namely, that by throwing myself into the ranks /if Repeal, I bail cut myself adrift from all English parties —Whig or Tory, Conservative or Radical—as English Govermnontconld think offering place or pension, were I dspoised accept it, to ...

... concluding words were eloquent expression of the spirit alive in the Liberal Party of to-day, and to which the shedding of the Whig husks, which the Home Rule movement has caused, gives free vent:—“ Dominions, llpones, principalities, and powers—l care little ...

... practical way, and are resolved longer to under the stigma of being represented, or rather mis* represented, by such an inveterate Whig of the old effete school aa Lord Hartington His lordship in the best of times was a mere milk-and-water Liberal. Like Mr. Goschen ...