... Parnellite organ, after announcing the receipt of the money, B :—lt is the price of treachery to Ireland. Divided among the Whig M.P.'s, it represents £1 8s 2d as the purchase money of each individual. Neither Keogh nor Sadleir sold themselves so cheaply ...

... originality and of less mora fibre. Lord Clarendon was not an idea! Foreign Minister, being too much under the influence of Whig chiefs. He died in 1870, just before the outbreak of the Franco- German war, and without the slightest premonition of the ...

... to his foresight and manly vigour that most cases in which he and the wotld were at issue the world has come round to views. Whig of the old type, one of his very latest writiugs a few weeks ago was in defence of that free thought and individual independence ...

... into frequent contact with the Board of Trade. Sir John Hibbert is an excellent Secretary to the Treasury, but he is a Whig of the Whigs, and such he would not suit the Radicals. The aim of the Government is to so shuffle the Ministry as to avoid any by ...

... him, for they believe him statesmanlike, well-informed, and imbued with the light traditions of English foreign policV; the Whigs suffer him not unwillingly, for be is an aristocrat, and allied with many great families; the City and the propertied classes ...

... the party, after announcing the receipt of the money, says :— 4 ' It is the price of treachery to Ireland. Divided among the Whig M.P.'s, it represents £18s 2d the purchase money of each individual. Neither Keogh nor Sadleir sold themselves so cheaply. ...

... should be accepted as now stands, or whether the Lords should fought. The more wise and prudent course recommended by the Whigs in the Ministry but the Radicals, such as Mr. Asqnith and Mr. are all favour of throwing the Bil' out, for that is what a contest ...

... land; 50a Or. 37p. are upland pasture, lying conveniently for the premises; and the remainder, 149 a. 3r. 3p., feeding and whig marshes. The house is well situated, overlooking the and very near the Yarmouth-road. The buildings are good, and there are ...

... reason to suppose that the gulf separating the official leader of the Liberal party with his supporters from the chief of the Whig Unionists and his followers can ever be bridged over. In other words, is it possible for all sections of Liberalism to reunite ...

... 3r. 20p. Land, viz., A. r. p. Arable Pasture and Meadow 83 1 24 Orchard 13 0 House, Buildings, Gardens and Roads 8 3 For vie whig the same, and conditions of letting, •apply to Mr. Osmond, Land Agent and Surveyor, Oakford, Upton Pyne, by whom Tenders will ...

... Act of Union between England and Scotland in 1707. Scotsmen have varied since then in their political faith; they have been Whig and Tory, Liberal and Conservative, and some of them even outrageously Radical—but, withal, they have been loyal to the Union ...

... Barnstaple with Mr. George Tudor in 1830, beating Sir Colin Campbell. Sir Colin was adopted by the old Barnstaple Corporation the Whig candidate the following year. These were beaten on tha Raform question by Mr. F. Hodgson (whose likemess is now the Barnstaple ...