... party fail, their heredi- tary opponents would take the nuestion up, were it only for the satisfaction of again 'dishug the Whigs. it. T. T. ?? a rule people are inclined to take for granted that whatever may be the result of the crisis the Home Rule cause ...

... disestablishment, they were bound to see that X a great national property was neither wasted, lost, nor an 0. endangered. Any Whig, Tory, or Radical, at the tine id of the settlement of the assessment, would have P 13 laughed at the value now proposed as ...

... hope to- C win. It was not contested in 1886, and in a 18E5, when the Liberal candidate was a strong 15 local man, albeit a Whig, the Tories won by 14 nearly 300 votes. To do as in 1885 pre- b supposes defeat. Mr Mellor is, in many respects, a a capital ...

... to be a strong desire for the settlement ef the diffi- zulty, 'iefre More chterfui than they have been for days. Some of the Whig section of the prty were going about deprecating any arrangement such as that about to be asked for, but their reasons for ...

... 6i., f Er. A (,urler 2s. 6.; . i J. 2s. 6i. Mr. L. 3ev -, Z s 61 * i J s anld blie ?? nipathiiser (net Linrmas wi~d), 1., Whig Aeourveae, IY. invei The A _ _ ?? _ ?? ?? t Inte 6on , LAtST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. ?? thr eir The LondTon Ga:ette of last night ...

... the disloyalty l that tben existed hee among some who disobey's i Mr. Parnell'e manifesto at that time, and voted' ife their Whig friends. Those same British I Leaguers called the representatives of - their! branches together on Monday, November 23rd,1 ...

... come over me. I rose X in the morning a Fifth Monarchy Mau, and went to bed-very late-a moderate Whig. Oliver Cromwell, you will remember, was a moderate Whig. To-morrow, ] I fear, I may be a Luddite, a Chartist, or a Peep t ?? Boy. E Bulldozer, again, that ...

... the majority of the people of the Prineipality. The Welsh members were entirely outvoted by the English Tories and Coercion Whigs; end by a majority of ninety-four the Govein- minst carried the second reading, This latest exhibition of contempt by the English ...

... party were unanimously agreed as to his election. I waee then ask'& to depose him in twenty-four hours- at she bidding of a Whig conspiracy. This I steadfastly refused to do. I am threatened with the loss or my seat by the opposition of scmle clerical ...

... practical enough for the trying I and disagreeable place to which he has been appointed. In politics Air. Jastice If Bewley was a Whig, and in recent years| a Liberal Unionist of a ild type I The fact that he is married to the sister of ' 4 Lady Ashbourne is ...

... extenititsg, arind it wee jirterided to t'ract now wings. 't'he greet'difficulty, how- ever, was the msaintenance of tirose Whigs lol whon ?? tesat htiving been drunk with .0` eittlusiastu, Mr. E. J. Frazesr, Arite captaini of tire led club, reinomded ...

... vestige of whiggery in this coun~try, and God- knowts they lhal been sulfering long enough froum tea baneful infuences of both Whig and Tory i2. this land, and when tho banner *f independence. w. sraised, ax it had been raised by the leader of the people ...