... bho abandoned this occupation, and devot 5 i himself to history and politics. ten ,unci:c his previousconnection wit] tlle Whigs heattacs,' himself to the victorious democratic plarty. I, 8I3S President van Buren appointed himi eo r.. of customs at Boston ...

... and lil BO xs nic oho men and meamm, he never one ookany ertin debate, but comvoted him- . w ioftrthe dulol supprting the Whig leaders. ; w homA hepd the leadeftaip of Mr. Gldtnfrto th bo e bad a hasty adiaioadhesp ind ported hin steadilyzuntil.wti sotieo ...

... that. they'were in favour of the complete solution of this question, and thnat e they should no longer be kept.-back by the Whigs or by the members of the late Liberal Cabinet. a '(Loud cheers). ' ' ' t , At Kilkenny Mr. Parnell Was -warly cheered, I but ...

... and hope for the masses into their annual Nationalj Liberal Federation programme. ?? were c r afraid to alarm the capitalist Whigs, and now L they find themselves 'scooped.' Sir J. Gorstsi Chatham speech has left the Liberals miles in the rear of the advance ...

... tone became openly reas an advocate of Home Rule. One often wonders izes that his authority is so little quted to the - por- Whigs. ini the Perhaps the most painful rumour of the hour iiS is that, what with increasing expenditate and beg ned decreasing revenue ...

... admirablyinto the .mouth of a labouring elector, who sings- A man shoulld love his neighbour. Let Wl aghbate Tories, Tories Whigs; - Batrch, theysan love Ufes,. It is now pretty certain that a Small Holdings Act will hle among the legislative a fruits of ...

... itscbess led them to showthat sincerest form JU Dd of flatterv. imitation. The Federation was also a - f great terror to tho old Whigs and be was not of ,e sure that it was nob a justifieae terror. It rang tv ie the 3knell of the old system of party mnaragenlene ...

... intimate friends were some of the most ardent Jacobites, and instead of leaving the town, as many of the prudent and timorous Whig families did, when the Highlanders camne to Manchester, the Byroms and several of their relatives remained, and even associated ...

... ongregaitiorla reviews. Mr.,Justiuha Ps' M'Carthy and Sir William 'oleorh.Mr. tit r- Jacob Bright and Admiral Maye h-uuequ in Whig Solicitor-General, Mr. Hlae n h o ,n working-class represerdtni Mr renr ibv 3s at length found a Point Of sympathy with Mr ...

... party, would only do their best. 7d Ye (Applause ) In many distriotethey had to appeal 6s tothe old Whig element m %he country; but be, £ bu would ask the Whigs to try and be engendered an ar with the new spirit in regard to political matters. H aed Let them ...

... because the Tory party was the party which r could approach questions without the preposses- 0 sion and narrow prejudices of the Whigs and the e Cobdenite faction ; and, secondly, because there Y was no country in the world where the working 5 classes had so ...

... resolution Was po by M. T. O'Brien, seconded by.Mr 31 J- Mrotti dud carried a imously:- Tht the conduct of the Irish Liberal Whigs. by circalating false asser- tios regarding the evicted tenantst' (turtibou, far the ii ftol prpsse of covering their own treachery ...