... were simply the Whigs. They 1-new what a Whig was ? He 'was just a Tory in the first stages of decay. (Laughter and applause.) For his part, he thought there was never a more blessed day for the Liberal party than the day when these Whigs 4 left them. (Applause ...

... their old yomrodes. _ _ __ _ _ _ THE MINISTRY AND FORTH;COMING IRISH LEGISLATION. Tbe London corrapondent of the Northern Whig learns from a prominent member of the Goveraflent that the higher education scheme for Ireland foreshadowed by Mr Bialfour ...

... Shaftesbury and his party, reoeived the name of ' abhorrers. After a year or two these names were dropped, and those of Whig and Tory were given to the parties, who had been known by these names ever mince. There were some historians who ante-dated ...

... would have been lost at once. (Ap- t plause.) He had always said that the defection of a the Whigs from the Liberal party was a great t calamity-to the Whigs-(laughter)-but he thought that on the Liberal party it bad produced something clre the same effect ...

... animating the breasts of their fellow citizens. It *id not matter whether the gentleman who had given vent to the sentiments was a Whig or Tory. They bad had this reported to them, and they must deal with it until thev had sotuething mre substanrtial to go upon ...

... complete. He was known as the King he of the Stalwarts - more reliable than Mr ag Chamberlain himself and more faithful than the Whig Marquis. L. With regard to the election which will be es precipitated in Birmingham through Mr b Bright's death, there is naturally ...

... will wg represent the Irish party. Mr Labouchere tL stands for the militant Radicalism, and Mr th Whitbread for the moderate Whig. The ati Radicals belows the gangway were unanimously in in favour of adding Mr Samuel Storey to the tri Committee, and this ...

... Council in. 1811, but only jt retmained a member fora short timie. In pohttics cc lie was looked upon as the leader of the Whig fe party in the city. He was knighted ini 1851, g4 and wvas Governor, in succession, of Prince Av Edward Island, Bermudas, ...

... would;. be swept away :by .the' rank and file. He- I charged Lord Hartington with having brought about ethe suicide of the Whig partv. The Liberal party a could be satisfied with. their position, and he endorsed absolutely all that Mr. Morlej had said-at ...

... yesterday hield that the magistratO ougbt io have couvited. THE RUSSIAN EPIDEMIC. St Petereburg, Thursday.-The epidemic resem- Whig itltuenrzacontinues %with unabated severity here. Sir 1oseirt Worier, Britisb Ambassador, is suffering from the diseatie. Trhe ...

... vast numbers to its standard. It took up a broad ground in regard to political opinion, so broad that Lord Forsescue, an old Whig, who had in h the pastopposed the Tory party, had openly joined e the Letage.' He desired to congratulate i, the Marchioness ...

... still think it possible to hunt with t the hare and run with the hounds; but it shows it that, in Lord Hartington's opinion, a Whig Unionist is not out of place amongst the Cun. . servatives. Sir John Pender would, I learn, i, have sat behind Mr Smith had ...