... lisart of nies-tenthe ci en th. rational forces is wish tt?em-(citetre)-tha.t pr they have trig to light seer again the rettex Whigs rho osere crecuilag back into e'rei: army when they i I.e theugre diet' encre going t'e win. (Clrears.) They I tsr had to u ...

... at I the outset of his career had done his beqt to bring them to the front, spite of the indiffer- F ence or opposition of Whig and Tory alike. They were, indeed, the natoral outcome of tle situation which the American revolt etmphanised, I wherein the ...

... women students. The permis- sion to hold mixed classes, it must be remaem- bered extends only 'to the, particular year for Whig itehas 'been asked and granted. With re- gard-to your second query, no fresh instructions: have leen pregiribed by the Court ...

... ra boom de aye-no traitors for Dublin, and goes on to say, The ietropolis of Ireland is still, thank God. the enemy of Whigs, cowards, and traitors. By overwhelming majori- ties three of the city divisions have elected Par- nellite candidates. Two ...

... the whole course and the whole nature of politics, and in the future politics would be regarded not from the old lines, of Whig or Tory, but from the larger view of what will benefit the country and rthie Empire as a whole. (Applause.) I The attackl had ...

... years, there were nomin- -h ated for the post Sir Robert Peel and Sir John Campbell, 31.P., then Attorney-Gener&I u in the Whig Government. The opposing forces i immediately donned their war-gear, and the '01 irrepressible go which has all along character- ...

... Dissenters welio see nothing in the rise of the Church hut their own decline, all Radicalswho hate Eetablishments, and some Whigs, too many of whom view the matter solely in relation to elec- tions in Seceder-swarming towns-these are in arms. The case of ...

... P who had practically ceased-to exist. One was g the Tory, whom we used to hear about in Sot- land, and the other was the Whig. His political v opponent and his friends had called him Tory, a but he did not see in what respect he resembled b the old ...

... according to MIr Sam Hussy, who ought to know, have been offered to nearly every evmcted tenant in Kerry, the advice of the local Whig leaders is beingfellowved. Lord Ken- inure would take back his social and adminis- ti ative evils on payment of one yea's ...

... year has been entirely ignored by the official Liberals. It will be recollected that the delegates transformed the official Whig resolution into a right Radical one. Amongst other things which have forced themselves upon my attention and confirmed my ...

... laid in the Alsatia of Edinburgh; the story is one of the troubles of the active son of an Irish burglar, not of a widd 'west Whig. And the stylewould seem to prove, if it can fairly he said to prove anything, that Mr Crockett has ceased to trouble himself ...

... There were no cheers then from the followers ofei Sir Robhrt Peel. There were no enthusiastic to adherents then in a defunct Whig Ministry. On PO the contrary, the right honourable Baronet the PT member for Carlisle (Sir James Graham) came forward and.threw ...