... never even mentioned. I Naturally the Independent is very mush annoyed at this fact, and throws all the blame upon the weak Whigs who held in their hand the power to throw out the Government, and refused to do it. They are the persons mainly responsible ...

... sorts about it one would not willingly have die. It stood in Pall Mall when the last century was in its teens, and De Foes Whig went scowling by. and Mr Spectator's face was familiar inside, and Lord Essex's town holm close by was being advertised for ...

... mere were concerned it requtred on Act of Parliament to reb•ase them and •hee weeld he ret .use I to-morrow morning if the Whig reemh.re in.ieted on it (lea.). Ilefers'ing to the 'lle • I se•din iuth cheerios for said the '6 kept party he would like ...

... prisoners to liberty. One stroke of the pen would be sufficient (hear, hear). All that Mr Justin bi•Carthy and the moh of Whigs that be has behind bis back, have got to do is simply to tell Lord Rosebery and Sir William Harcourt that if they did not let ...

... business many curious and amusing uuemlbtes are told. A foolish longing for fame led him into public life. A Whig he entered Parliament, and a Whig he remained, but never entirely trusted by his party. He made many speecher, which, while they enjoyed during ...

... have the Unionists to meet. and last but not least, they have Mr Elcock and his friends to meet. Mr Elcock—Yes, aid the Irish Whigs to meet. Amidiit some confusion Mr Elcock was proceeedieg to speak, when the Mayor struck the bell and demand rid silence, ...

... the river. In reply to the ebelrseen to say (craw work to be during 'sister, be said be expetteJ test &ball would be wells Whig ie, sad Owe would resioire to be repaired. Chairmen—Here yoa any Wee bow mach work belt a dusty •es would du at Aiwa during ...

... and the members separated with nothing but coogratulegato's f splendid weather and the taaoy interesting obj,-cte visited—Whig. ...

... think of the Duldio Corporation'.' If the Metropolitan City Fathers had beau to a man, or rather escephur three, the veriest Whigs' they could not hart: acted any worse than they did on Monday last. Amongst tbecaodidates for the vacant City Marshalship—w ...

... was necessary to put the resolun. Several members said not. Mr Elcock—Read the resolutions, it is too strong for their weak Whig stomachs. The Mayor read the resolutiou and proceeded to enumerate the different parties to which it was to he sent. Mr Moore—ls ...

... against Gladstone and the British wolves on every possible occasion, bet be found teat they were as ready to the whip the ' Whigs' and Seceders.' The Par- De le te members, who preach ' independent opposition' here in Meath, preach differently In the House ...

... Nationalist members whom it delights the Redsoondites to Call by the name 01 Wing ; and if they have really earned being called Whigs, is there any party of Irish ror•orbris who have conspicuously and en every muse earned the name of Tory ? for what, nailer ...