... monareby andaristocracy, valuableand think them, are fly valuable and useful as means and net as ends.” li Sheriff were as a Whig in 1892 us Macaulay was over half au centary age, he mot fear te say of the Irish Union what the other did met fear tu say ...

... principles thee ments, “Thee had been bad days for the party and for the eoantry. They were when the Liberal party was ted by Whigs. He referred w the Crimean war and the Exyptian war as were the spots on the sun. Bat iberal party, on the whol of the fs story ...

... had pportunit learning somet’ the ch eter of he man. Mr Clapperten ha alw heen associated with the more orw xt we eall thy Whig, sec! moi the Li al party barzh, perhaps nthe of Mr Renton s candidature for the Central Div ef the city. In that contest he ...

... the from their ranks. He was every whee the next weald not have « the drag upon that working and was when among them many Whigs and who was then call apie to little other the meeting, aid if Mr M'Kie rete He had little even with carried the day had the ...

... from the Li al party are Wing the stream of tendency, oaly echein; sort of fog horns, the talk of the London clubs an:l of Whig and Tory advocates in We have te emember also that the Ministe- tialists claim to have all the wealth and wit and wisdom in ...