... the Irish National League has passed a resolution which denounces in the most emphatic manner the traitorous action of the Whig renegades in accepting monetary recompense in recognition of the base betrayal of Ireland's greatest leader, anil that we call ...

... privately, instead of being sent to Eton or to Westminster, which half a century or more ago was the favourite school of the Whig aristocratic Party, of which it is needless to say that his father, Charles Earl Grey, was one of the acknowledged heads and ...

... by a Conservative Government, but I fear that Conservative Governments often do make mistakes when they try to dish the Whigs, and it is tolerably certain that this was the operation intended by- Mr. Ritchie when he introduced his Local Government ...

... few days. A Rumouredlrish Appointment. — The Indepen- dent says :— A fresh element of disturbance in the camp of the Irish Whig Party is the rumoured acceptance by Mr. Sexton of the Resident Commissioneiship of the National Board of Education, about to ...

... pockets l.y ?? t masters that in an unwary moment they have let the- world see their infamy. AYe have the treachery of the Whig ■ ?? laid bare at last. Justin .M'tarthv ami his _pn_j jr » traitors for gold, and are not one whit less infamous rh»n Reynolds ...

... resolution of the Whig Cabinets which followed upon the Revolution, nnd when Lord Grey retired in ISM it is not too much to say that the old Whig Part}* disappeared. Pal- merston at a later date endeavoured to revive its traditions, but the Whigs had ceased ...

... Parnellite organ, after announcing the receipt of the money, says :— It is the price of treachery to Ireland. Divided amongst the Whig M.P.'s it represents £1 Bs. 2d. as the purchase- money of each individual. Neither Keogh nor Sadleirsold himself so cheaply ...

... Caledonians), and G. AY. Turk (Civil Ser- vice), half-backs ; A. R. Woodbridge (Uxbridge) and X Lee Roberts (London Welsh), right whig ; F. Greshara (Crouch End), centre ; F. S. Seinpter (Uxbridge) and R. Jones (London ?? left wing. RUGBY UNION. Kent v. Middlesex ...

... spirit, in method, in political principle the most bitter capitalist, the most time-serving partisan, the most place-hunting Whig, the men who were members of Tory Clubs on the very- da}- of their election as Li'neralsf or rotten boroughs, and whose presence ...

... when the call of duty summoned him. (Cheers.) There was no stronger Party man than Burke. He was a Whig of the Whigs. He glorified Whigs, he inspired the Whigs, he was, if I may so express myself, the prose Poet Laureate of Whiggery. (Cheers.) And yet, without ...

... present exist. Some of those I see before me will ; come into public life, viewing politics not from tiie old j point of view of Whig and Tory, or whatever it may be, but with the anxiety of showing how best they can raise the common condition of the people ...

... might be rallied to assist in the overthrow of the present Ministry. A triple alliance was to be formed, in which the old Whigs of Belgium, the advocates of Free Trade and individuality, the collectivists and followers of the red flag, the supporters ...