... explained this by sayina that his lordship neutralised all the good ?? had done. A third protested that he represented the Whig element in the Cabinet, and the declaration that henceforth the partV should treat only with the Government was received with ...

... t the Liberal party had been saved inr office and that the Homne Rule Bill had been saved alone by the support of tha Irih Whig s, and that the Parnellites had done all in their p)ow'er to.. wresk the Liberal party. That statement wvas so absolutely false ...

... progress of stirring national events. He early manifested advanced tendencies at a time when it -was considered advanced to be a t Whig:; but be was in advance of his time, i and during his public career he remained so. He was a staunch Presbyterian, and throughout ...

... historic ;arries.. In this sense alone I said it was true, as a matter of course, that young Disraeli was not an hereditary Whig or Tory, but a young man who approached politics fret an independent point of viewv. The first vote I ever gave in Parliament ...

... not decidedly sympathetic.: There had: been. - greater shedding at thisftime. than ever. . At the last eaection thi e old Whigs, the survivals an4 'Anachr'bnishs of 'an earlier' peri6d, had passed -aWaiy, and even the old 'Cobdefites had -larely assed ...

... contain a sii~gle Radical, rand he added that he wiould vote against the - Government as long as they brought forward Tory tor Whig measures. The-Horeme ule Bill, he said, ia strongly marked with distrust of the Irish -people. What was given was given grudgingly ...

... would not greatly alter the' present system. After Home Rule was passed { they would have Irishmen taking: their places as Whigs or Tories, as was the case in other parts of the kingdom. After some remarks by Mr Grant and Mr Wright, the following resolun- ...

... RcuNOOLH CEIGCHILet who on rising was If ctteered, said the first Minister of the day d aaiscrded the lofty principles of the old Whig Z-v rid thoae principles had been suddenly -3 l bh atl of his colleagues and all his party. I.-aj-itiSRu c wo°uld have shrunk ...

... ) Kindly Time's effacing finger had removed the scars, honour- able should they call thean, of that fearful night w when Whig arid Tory did not agree. (Loud rlaughter.) They had been proud of their House -of Commons, and if ever the time came when the ...

... i namnes. There are catrold friends the Whigs and Tories, there are the Liberals and Conservatives, and there are, eunebhr fitse, the Racieals. Well, now, of these five names you observe two are nicknames. Whig end Tory 'mean nothing in themselves. They ...

... was f seldom seeu. and never }ieard on a platform, but be did good public work in a quiet wvay. He ixes a leads-r of the old Whigs, Colin D'lap's c party, whose great services to the common1- T sealt'i are nowadays made light of ; le was the eldest ex-meniber ...

... of Mfr Pitt; and third, wbich is more relevant to our controversy, the true char- actor of the Act of Union. As regards the Whig Marty I cannel forget that I myself belong to a Wig family. I have nerer held office in connec- tion with the modern Conservative ...