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... hands, it will be assuredly much more radically revised by those of others. In short, his scheme is the old story dishing the Whigs applied to tiio circumstances of French politics; only, of 0(( Mon Jay next SeBsiong the course, that instead of the comparatively ...
... the fundamental principle of the present Unionist ; party. “Kid yourselves of all that political ' jargon and factions slang Whig and Tory thus ran his address—“and unite in forming great national party which can alone save the ...
... strictly a Dublin ] to embrace all Dublin meeting was can therefore no co ceas applied to the when produced. announced Northern Whig t that Victor may visit Belfi ...
... talking of the brutality and oppressiveness of the udges, any more than O’Connell gained by describing the Whigs as base, bloody, and brutal. The Whigs were nob hurt by the epithets, or O’Connell made more popular. The people, unfortunately or fortunately ...
... elect men to do the work who are most likely to do it well for the public, utterly and entirely regardless whether the man is Whig or Tory, Liberal or Radical.” We hope so too; but the same time we are not exuberantly confident. It is, if net an inherent ...
... THE MARCH OP THE MEN OF HAWABDEN. Bt Th* Author op Thu Blarney Ballad*.' Meu of Hawirden! march to glory. O’er the corpse of Whig and Tory ; Recreant Balfour, gaunt and gory, Shudders the shock. Raise, O labyrinthine talker. Raise your battle cry of Walker ...
... honour. He said of himself, yesterday, that he is “still proud of the name of Whig,” and that, in bis political life, he professes “ still to maintain and uphold true Whig principles.” And to what does this declaration amount It amounts, mainly, to this—that ...
... served under Sir Evelyn Wood in the Boer war 1881 Brigade Major. AN ULSTER VIEW AIR. GLADSTONE’S SPEECH. Tht* Belfast Northern Whig to-day, commenting Air. Gladstone's speech, says;—“What is the use talking all of the Irish Protestants and the more respectable ...
... same process applied to the list of the Separatist meeting when produced. is announced thhs morning by the Belfast Northern Whig, that it is probable Prince Albert Victor may visit Belfast during tshe ensuing summer. ...
... journeys he met a persecuting Whig laird. Where are you going, Jamie ? said the great man. I’m gaun to hell, sir 1 was the dry answer. Betnrning from his secret visit to Lord Pitaligo, Fleeman again encountered the Whig. What are they doing hell, Jamie ...
... Mr. Chamberlain. John Bright is a man whose services to English Liberalism have been unparalleled. Xu dark days, when the Whigs were triumphant, he pleaded the cause of enfranchisement with faithful loyalty and magnificent gifts of speech. To him, more ...
... the member for West Birmingham ever told Mr. Parnell that he might have an Irish republic if he would only help to dish the Whigs and that arm-chair politician, Lord HartinotoN in particular.” The thing is preposterous, and the very phrase arm-chair politician ...