... 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 ...

... faithful Irish party; to-day they were s.Whigs and place-hunters. (Boos.) What had it happened'in the meantime c; What had changed ;o theM? What had changed Mr Davitt from being tihe stalw'artc atioauiliit 'into a rotten Whig? re(Laughter.) Was it the divorce ...

... was returned it should be for an Ulster constituency which there was a chance of their winning by uniting the Nationalist and Whig votee, but which a Nationalist -could Di ot hope to win. The idea of handing over a Nationalist constituency to a Liberal official ...

... strengtben your hands, and aid you in once mnore formning a, parcy worthy the confidence of Ireland, inde- pendlont alike of 'Whig or Tory, *and prepared not to please tihe whiua of tins stateisciia or that, but deter. mined to win back that which we have ...

... night, tells me that, at I Ithe very leatt, half of those present were English- men. It was no wonder that Mr. M'Carthy and his Whig colleagues were, well received. I It is to be hoped that Mr Barry O'Brien will | be induced to bring out in pamphlet form his ...

... District, in which the irst meeting of Sir-t IThees Esmonde's supporters was held, entirely disap-; prove of his joining the new Whig Federation notiwith- ltrandog the emphatic protests which have been for- warded tO him from the various branches of the South ...

... 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 ...

... comments of ouradmirable conteMPO'* - the Leinstes' Leader. Thie Le6dler gies tbe organisation ins prover title- Thle New Whig League '-and 5 sseitnS to I It has no policy' -hicla commends itself Q the self-resoect; of 'Natifltalit Ins0Wa0 who have ...

... was received with cheers ' sslid:tbat on a previous occasion he had spoken in Aston with 3Mr. Cameron Corbett, who was now a Whig Unioiast, a class of people who always distrusted thea working classes. There was another class of politicians'' who were not ...

... 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 ...

... reasonIMr. Gladstone had not ?? the st one in.ar one: vote proposal in his 1884 Reform Dill was it that Lord H1artington -and Whig obstructionists would erin erich a case lance brokers up the Liberal Cabinet, Lor~d Hartington's attention has been called ...

... hrad, he admitted, many politic virtues. Among the rest it had carried to perfection the nit of stealing the clothes of the Whigs-(jaughter and hear, heer)-aud. among the Liberal garmlents with, wh ich. they decked thmnselves out, and an whlich tney invited ...