... experience lost him his seat at Oxford, but the defeat at Oxford unmuzzled him, as, declared Sir William, the defection of the Whigs twenty years later further unmuzzled him. He is now in his old age the unconquered chief of the Liberal party, with powers ...

... the Commissioners are Tory nomineesone being land agent and the other a Coercionist lawyer ; while the third is an antique Whig, at whose nod the worst rackrenterin Ireland has no need to tremble. True, unfortunately, the loss of Mr. Justice O’Hagan will ...

... to the orders issued in 1887 and 1888; the orders which Judge O’Hagan refused to sign, and which bore the names only of the Whig and the land agent. Now the Court is at last unanimous. The views of even one of the Commissioners do not disturb its harmony ...

... would once more submit his political conduct to the verdict of South Tyrone, but despite the contradiction published in the Whig, there is information available which distinctly indicates that Mr. Russell not prepared to face that ordeal.” depends,” adds ...

... the Government of Ireland are not very much in earnest about other Liberal reforms either. Ireland blocks the way, and the Whigs and the Tories are grateful for the fact. They know that as long as the English Democracy consents to keep the Irish people ...

... the great electoral contests which tookplace in that county when the late A. M. Sullivan wrested its representation from the Whigs and placed it in line with the rest of Ireland. It is not too much to say that he was beloved by his parishioners, who ever ...

... of the Hanoverian line to strike a bargain with Jhe Emdish Whigs, and it was faithfully kept until the accession the third George. The king was to manage the affairs of Hanover, and the Whigs were to govern England. It was an excellent bargain for England ...

... stood as candidate for the representation of Londonderry, but polled only 89 votes, a number sufficient, however, to defeat the Whig Attorney- General, Mr. Palles, who was at the time engaged in prosecuting Dr. Duggan and the other Galway Bishops for the part ...

... candidate for the representation of Londonderry, which he failed to win, but from which he had the satisfaction of excluding the Whig Attorney-General, now Chief Baron Palles. The result was a significant opening of the policy, the crisis of which was reached ...

... Trinity College and was very handsomely rewarded by a Whig-Coercion Government for bis persetionand prosecution of many Irishmen that, therefore, we should revere Trinty ! I doubt very much if even making Whig Lord Chancellor of Mr. Naish caused any Irishman ...

... which Bismarck ruled in the Reichstag lias disappeared. Of that majority the National Liberal Party, the Party of the German Whigs, has been almost swept away. The Chancellor has to look elsewhei e for his backing, and will be obliged to shape his policy ...

... biographer says : We are now far from the Parliamentary battles of those times, when O'Connell and his followers, shuffled between Whigs and Tories, made sport of the one and repudiated by the other, were obliged to content themselves with concessions of detail ...