... speech, made an eloquent appeal f to the Whigs. Where are the Whige? lie said. r Why, it was only a few years ago that my right hon. friend publicly boasted that hie himself was the only living I descendant of the Whigs. (Laughter and cheers.) I I am afraid ...

... simply be making provision for the abolition of all torder in Ireland, and to endow incompetency and ,illiteracy. The Northern Whig (Unionist) says that the r bill, taken as a whole, is a long step in the right .direction, and a great improvement on what ...

... loft, he pointed to him with outstretched forefinger as the last of thle Whis stewiop in Paruellire iuice. 'lbs really great Whigs at nll events w7ould never have consented to palta off upon their fellows a policy which tihey could net define and vehic l ...

... tale-z money for elections deserts hig class. Ye cannot serve two masters. eichar you will hate the labsur cause ardi serve the Whig or Tory, or ccce-ccrecc.-I ain, II. D3. CoNeNrxcAaar GRAHIAM. SIR WILLIAM HARCOURT'S TWADDLE. SIr -I observe that Sir William ...

... join the right hon. gentlemau's party. It is because I believe just the contrary- (cheers)-it is because I believe that the Whigs, to whose memory lie has appealed, would have thought as we think, that the liberty and security of individuals are incompar- ...

... for Derby made an eloquent appeal to the .Whip-tha descendants of FOx nod Lurke and IRussell and Grenville. Where are the Whigs ? Ehe said, and he turned round as if he expected . to find somewhere coworieg on the hack benches the ?? descenldamts Of ...

... Macdonald, have honest labour men, and not mystical gentlemen from afar, who were never tired of declarinmg themselves neither Whig noi Tory ; and, with that in view, it was the duty of theses all to secure the unity of the party which lhad been the champion ...

... measure of reform, and has only signalled its triumph, I should like upon this to ask neo question. Are she principles of the Whig party so dead in the breasts of these who once professed them that they accept or tolerate suich language as this!? Are these ...

... and I should like to ask where are the WVhigs on this subject. (Opposition cheers.) If there ever was a eubject which the Whigs by traditisn nstd principle were bound, it is the ques- tisn of religioue euuality; it ii a pretest and resis- tance toell ...

... his true colours, j and he was particularly successful last night | in describing his critic as posing as the last of the Whigs, while yet stewing in Parnellite Ijuice. I'Mr M1orley seldem figures well in | that lied of oratory which means rejoinder if ...

... of ecclesiastics, whethecr Catholic priests or Presbyterian ministers. Sir William Harcourt invoked t~he memories of the 'Whigs, ande quot;ed from Lord Palmerston abundantly last night by way of filling, up the gaps in heis own argume~ntation. Yet no ...