... privately, instead of being sent to Eton or to Westminster, which half a century or more ago was the favourite school of the Whig aristocratic Party, of which it is needless to say that his father, Charles Earl Grey, was one of the acknowledged heads and ...

... the Irish National League has passed a resolution which denounces in the most emphatic manner the traitorous action of the Whig renegades in accepting monetary recompense in recognition of the base betrayal of Ireland's greatest leader, anil that we call ...

... is to divide the Republicans as far as possible i into two opposing armies, the Moderate and the Advanced Republicans the Whigs and Tories of the Republic. The Government of the country would gain in consistency and method by some arrange- ment such as ...

... pockets l.y ?? t masters that in an unwary moment they have let the- world see their infamy. AYe have the treachery of the Whig ■ ?? laid bare at last. Justin .M'tarthv ami his _pn_j jr » traitors for gold, and are not one whit less infamous rh»n Reynolds ...

... by a Conservative Government, but I fear that Conservative Governments often do make mistakes when they try to dish the Whigs, and it is tolerably certain that this was the operation intended by- Mr. Ritchie when he introduced his Local Government ...

... few days. A Rumouredlrish Appointment. — The Indepen- dent says :— A fresh element of disturbance in the camp of the Irish Whig Party is the rumoured acceptance by Mr. Sexton of the Resident Commissioneiship of the National Board of Education, about to ...

... Swetenham iv lboG by a majority of I'M over the formei member, Sir Love Jones-Parry, the sea; bnd been held continuously by the Whig or a Liberal for 30 years. The present candidates are Mr. H. J. Ellis Nanney, owner of the extensive ?? estate, in the Unionist ...

... Nowadays it seemed as if all parties in tbe State had agreed to do that which was regarded as thoroughly unsound by the old Whig school in which be was brought up, namely, to establish a system of State-aided pen- sions. But the Gardener-.' Benevolent ...

... tenants' fund, but had much sympathy for them. ; ' Let them subscribe first.and criticise afterwards the actions ,I of Whigs and Seeders as they called them. 3lr. j Redmond, he added, had a brand new policy to arouse the : people and organise them ...

... THE MELBOURNE MURDER. ; r* LDALZIEL'S CAiJ-.1-GI.ASr. I I MELBOURNE, Mat 10. | Dec-whig is £ i_il engaged in writing tiie narrative of his . Id.- and crimes. He s ates li* intention of making a full j confession of the Rainhill minders, and has informed ...

... tniru, , i ». ,„ being «o 4-ssec. In the mile Wheeler had ll J ar ?? V. r i.i.. finished a wheels length aheaii of B. g. Whig, m _i__ with _K> yards start, in Jmin. 12 3-ssec. The Mue *- ,pe rt wits Handicap fell to H. T. Marsh. Wandle U., ?5 > ards ...

... resolution of the Whig Cabinets which followed upon the Revolution, nnd when Lord Grey retired in ISM it is not too much to say that the old Whig Part}* disappeared. Pal- merston at a later date endeavoured to revive its traditions, but the Whigs had ceased ...