... * # * # # Why will the opening of the law courts be like a Unionist gathering P Because there will be a great number of W(h)igs present. DIOGNaIrS. ...

... the councils of the 'nation they, Dn watddiversity of opinion, but he would rather have ea teasenemies than as friends. 'The Whigs pretended 15.5 to have gone oveor on this Irish question, but they had at alway beau going. ' Leadership meant going quicker ...

... towns have in this mattetr is Ienlosuton. it is tile dt'ift into the towits of tile agrienltisral labourers, whom the Tory antI Whig latndliordae a' bartishimig froru the laud, witich is causing the over-popttlattort atid cottesqutent wvunt of employ. luteit ...

... that When once Libe- rel principles-were departed fromnweaknsess caule to the Liberal party, for which in times gene by. old Whigs eudnd acerWings, Liberals and extreme, &adicals, men wills ceotchets eud men -without, combined to obtain ,victories, Referring ...

... In 1851, 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. Unquestionably ...

... tpious of thte pooplv-insprisonaed for toe usuch lore of ture people-line been gtll and wormwood not only to the Tories nhav Whigs, hut to the respectable ''-that is, the eniddle-nelas Liberals. It is maly theory thaL to ttake ai- successful ?? agaiteta ...

... financially. Mally Iritdictaie in town arid country hesitated to join the Nistiorlur Liberal Club because it was dominated by I the Whig romp. This reasou no longer existing, it becoties the daty of these rnd otler Liberals to become inesiibers in order to defeat ...

... moral obliquity of the class and party which these illustrious Israelites represent? The fact is, the Opportunist party, the Whigs of modern France, and the whole system of which it is the pillar, constitute an organization for assisting plutocrats and their ...

... in the chapels of your creed; nor am I in possession of a princely revenue, wrung from a race of fanatical slaves. The old Whigs encouraged promising young men to get into Parliament. In Mr. Gladstone's paper in the Eton Hiscellany he wrote A successful ...

... but consisting of a coat as blue, and a waistcoat as buff, as the well known garb of Charles James Fox. Moreover, like its Whig predecessor, the Liberal Unionist coat has brass buttons. Opinion is divided, and some bets have been made, on the question ...

... developed-doubtless in the next session of Parliament. They will receive the undivided support of the Tory party, and of the Whigs, and will thus have a majority of the House. Will the Radical Unionists follow them? Mr. Chamberlain used to be the most outspoken ...

... , will, it is to be hoped, render one more service by returning a Liberal in the place of Mr. R. Campbell, the Dissentient Whig, whose death is an- nounced. Even if the majority by which the late member was returned is greatly reduced, it will be an essential ...