... followers. Did not Mr Timothy Healy, the vitriolic, say only a day or two ago, for instance, that he would bear the designation of Whig or I Gladstonian with composure rather than speak aught in derogation of the intentions of the Grand Old Man Such magnanimity ...

... only born a Whig family, but representing the one particular family id connection with whose proceedings the very of Whig is taid have originated in Scotitßd, the Duke, nevertheless, began life with an tversion—almost antipathy—to the Whig party, •nd explains ...

... lines of demarcation have in a great measure been blotted out, that party cohesiveneas is longer what it was in the old days of Whig and Tory, and that now in a truer sense* than in the past Men not measures” are to be the watchwords political life. We hope ...

... Wellington Wells. Subsequently jj, Grossmitb learnt that Mr Sullivan and Mr Arthii Cecil were botli writing letters the club whig the former happened to remark thrt oouldt'i “find a fellow for this opera.” Mr Cecil said, “j wonder if Grossmith Before lie ...

... forward fulfil a promise, and without any serious expoctatioo hope ever seeing it inscribed the statute-book. Belfast Northern Whig ” (C.);—The Home Rule Bill is not better measure than the former one—in some respects great deal worse. Mr Gladstone has not ...

... happiness. I THE HOME-RULE BILL. , Auti-Home-Rule Demonstrations. Lord Londonderry’s Opinion. Rk BELFAST, Noon.—The “Northern Whig to-day says meeting of tbe Irish Unionist Parliamentary party will be held to-morrow (Friday) to make arrangements for Lord ...

... remember, i, , Lord Jersey seems to have forgotten, that upness is the unpardonable sin in colonial Politically Mr Dulf is old Whig, who ha. : driven by the pressure of his constitjZ? 1 into the profession of mild Radicalism. considerable property in tlie ...

... wish, nor may Pretend to wit or prescience, I see some things as dear day. That happen will ten years hence. Whether Tory, Whig, or R&d Be rulers the future sense - Twill matter neither good nor bad. The rul'd will had iu ten years hence. The people, ...

... trade . Then the young reprobate from the rural district, who can say a humorous thing' with face as solemn a West-Country Whig •f the seventeenth centnry, chipped in, in his gentle, pleasant voice, must have»h Jieen the—er—m?n who broke the bank at Monte ...

... of The Eight Honoimible William Ewart Gladstone,’ whose name, reduced to anagram makes the following confession : 1 am the Whig who’ll be a traitor to England s Rule.’ Determined to Look Pretty —We have just been reading in the Spinni'/ig Wheel about ...

... beyond the wit of man to discover. It cannot have beL the desire to take life, one was within reach the explosive. The Northern Whig says it shows the utter hopelessness and folly of Gladstone’s attempt to dynamitards and their mends at the expense of loyal ...

... Crying, Awake! it is the day.' It said unto the forest, Shout! Bang all your leafy barmen out! touched the wood-bird's folded whig And said, O bird, awake and sing.” And o the farina, “O chanticleer,. Your clarion blow; the day is near. It whispered the ...