... would, however, have a great effect on future events. He regarded it as the final departure of the Whigs from the Liberal party, and inasmuch as the Whig connection had derived its force from popular spirit, it was inevitable that the consequence of the ...

... their best to mini- , ?? another topic which may be insisted upon as revealing the true character of our STory and Whig enemies-the Whigs under Lord ?? being now lar the more reactionary and corrupt limb of the Coercion Coalition. 'the half- heatrted imanner ...

... when once Liberal princi- ples were departed from weakness came to the Liberal party, for which in times gone by old Whigs and new Whigs, Liberals and extreme Radicals, men with crotchets and men without, combined to obtain victories. Referring to the late ...

... fifftltti'tlo of *44t 4t. 1Al5U' fistkaw eu hp' is worit. A 41ior time egO , ea Uato Libore ?? 041a Wight 4M I. hnr tbo Calidd Whig. It id how Nationalist, and aiilently devoted ta time co*~t of inted M.uXNr. l.AWou has woado and everytth ing in Ielatid ...

... is driven out of Trafalgar-square by the police and the military, and closured in the House of Commons. The Tories-and the Whigs cheer, for is it not &l done in the interests of St. Property ? It is idle to talk any more of old rights. Force is in the ...

... for North Meath, has recently beee staying with Countess Russell at Pembroke Lodge, Richmond Park. The widow of the great Whig statesman is an ardent Home Ruler, and is persuaded that her husband's sympathies would have been in the same direction. It ...

... characteristic of the old Whig that we can hardly suppose anybody will be astonished. But are not the days of obstructive WVhiggism over also? They will feed with him, said Sir William Harcourt on Saturday, apropos of the Whig dinner to Mr. Jesse Collings ...

... to mnaintain true Wvig princip~les. (Laughter.) Now, what were the Whi' principles ninety or a hundred years ago? The old Whigs felt that the faults of the Irish were due in a great degree to the previous fault of this country, and consequently, if Mr ...

... 186,1, in company with the Peelites, the Irish Roman Catholics, and the group led by Mr. Cobden, I actively resisted both Whigs and Tories, but the last especially, in defence of religious liberty on the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill. 7. Un- questionably ...

... change is due to the fact that the Tory whips last year had the greatest possible difficulty in keeping two hundred Tories and Whigs together in order to close discussions. Their principles were barely equal to the strain of their devotion to Society. The ...

... Leonard, n Shorediteb. i'WHIGS AND TORIES. Sin,-Is there not a closer comrnarison between Lord Hartincton and the Whigs of hast century thau yous sesm to imargine exoets'? In? the Dunciad, Pope thus ripeaks of the Whigs of his day rl; Thkey rob t1e ...

... 1861, in company withl thoPeelites, the Irish Boman' Catholice, and the group led by -Mr. Cobden, I actively reisted both Whigs and Toriee,-but the lat especially, In defence of religious liberty on the 300 esi T itles Bill. 7. Unquestionably Idiffered ...