... the member for Cork was opposed by a combination of three Koman Catholic bishops, and was defeated by what wa: then termed a Whig Mr. Parneil was well received on his arrival, but the balk cf the populace held Mr, Parnell rece’ aloof iresses in the Townhall ...

... except as a begging ambassador, to raiso the means with which ‘to replenish funds which are practically uncontrolled hy the Whig factions in Parliament, under the direction and immediate i advice of an ‘* English leader. This latter term is no doubt intended ...

... argument, CANTAB. fased medle; —The |ines quoted by “ Oxon” seem to be a con: the I believe dley pt stand tory epigram and Whig reply, which Tory EPIGRAM. both his And why? That learned body books he sent, well discerning Wuis BEPLy. The Oxford seat a ...

... AQUATICS, SHALDON REGATTA. Shalden’s annual regatta was succesafally carried out yesterday by the following committes, of whig: Mr. H. Champion Full was sec. J. E. White @. Kenwood, B. reat tnter \terest was in the event, banks of the river the band ...

... eertaioly well broken, and he kept muttering ‘Oh, blank these * moral-force Whigs,’ blank these *moral-foree Whigs!” After this, Sir Edward, naively enough, the expression “moral force Whigs” went out of :ashion, Acd after this disorder in Sou) ton, the expressiod ...

... tht Tow Street, Piymouth, art Mr. A. fl. Swiss, Fore street, J, Ls, fot ean port. - Prices (incloding admission to ground): Whig to ASTER MO) DA . BODMIN CYCLING end ATHLETIC CLUB with hold thelr ANNU SPORTS, under N.C. Rates, oo April Ith, 1298 (ne Mile ...

... undoubtedly during the first half of the present centary traders—to a conaid-rable extent—did rule the roost; they were the Whigs, the Liberals — though never liberal — the Radicals, th England,” &e., and applied to such like and maoy other ical ard picturesque ...

... with the of The hos. member clsimea in recent there ha! been in the House of Commons. but ot im the evantry, & reversion to Whig reform was mainly of value es lending ts industrial reform. The tree of the country more on the extinetion of robbery, slavery ...

... the Liberal y had been purified into a Radical party. In the old days the Liberal party was ruled by the Whigs—be did not think there were many Whigs left now. (Laughter. } He believed that the spirit of ialiem in its best sense~he meant the co-operation ...

... missioner of the Treasury; and throughout this Parlia, ment the strogzie between the Whig and Tory faction. had reached almest a chronic state. ‘The downfall of the Whigs commenced in the latter part of 1699, bat it was net consummated uatil May 1700, and ...

... Ireland, bat to place at our the means of chal- tenging the verdict of to the very fullest extent possible, ‘the policy of Whig eubsorvicncy, and humiliation.” which bas brought our ¢ ountry nothing bat disappointement ...

... There is extradmary ending of the Whig party. Now, gentlemen, lam afraid lam delay you very long; but I have still something to say. There is'no longer any reason for the existence of this party. What called itself the Whig party now calls itself the Unionist ...