... this country, and am confident that as the result we shall form once again a true National party, superior and above both Whigs and Tories, who now seek to tear our cause asunder. shall again form self-respecting and a strong party, and, being once more ...

... remored to Springfield. Massachusetts, where he Ured for throe years, completing the second of hie history. also left the Whig party, haring baan conrinced of the truth the Domocretie pnnciples, and was frequent speaker public platforas. 1838 Preeident ...

... liberty cl others to do the same. IV. representative Government, pUhitdta, proportional representation,and frequentPstUamenU, Whig oligarchy. V. Volantary taxation. I sincerely trust that Ur. Erakine has not been far left himself as to disown any one of ...

... declared that they were favour of the complete solution of this question, and that they should longer be kept back by the Whigs or by the members of the late Liberal Cabinet. At Waterford Mr. Parnell was met by the Mayor and town officials, and borne ...

... matter fact, they arc often as Liberal, if not more Liberal, than many the Left. The party of the Right corresponds the English Whigs. But so little real difference of opinion is there between Italianparties upon important points, that Signor Depretis was at ...

... strength regain Ireland’s freedom. I call upon my fellow-countrymen in Great Britain to ignore the Convention summoned Irish Whigs under the shadow of English influence. call upon thorn to maintain the attitude of self-respecting people, assert the principle ...

... sketch that stoutness which sometimes causes him to bo mentioned with Mr. Pope. He is fond of work and of dogs. Formerly a Whig, but now a Conservative, Mr. Candy intends to use his powers of persuasive oratory at the next general election for the purpose ...

... sir Bichard Steele was expelled a Tory House of Commons for the publication of a pamphlet called the Crisiswritten in the Whig interest. In i:ui Sir E. Walpole himself was expelled from Parliament charge corruption, but the vote was noteriously on party ...

... not only the necessary corollary of tho former: it is once the distinguishing mark and tho justification of our party. The Whig, it is true, was constitutional in government. The Liberals, his succos. sors, have shown that they shared his disbelief in ...

... speaks for itself, and if continuity be desired with earlier Tory history, Bolingbroke may be prefixed to the catalogue. The Whigs and the older school of Liberals can also give goad account of themselves in the matter, though less conspicuously and continuously ...

... is always corrupting, and brings a low, worthless, self-seeking class men to the front. The Farnsllites are better than the Whigs and the West Britons of the M’Carthyitss.” Fenian military organisation Englishmen, bringing to mind Smith O’Brien and the ...

... Irish freedom than when began the fight for Nationality with but a slender following and the forces of Tory landlordism and Whig opponents against him. ...