... Liberal party for whami they could get out of it for their own personal benefit; and (3), the Whig element, which was as timid and stupid as ever it was-the old Whigs who bossed the Liberal party, controlled its; counsels, and shaped its policy. As that was ...

... position it occopied in the world. In his opinion they were nearing a period of political division in which the old names of Whig ad Tory, Liberal and Radical would be set aside, and the forces would he Socialistic and ad anti-Socialistic; end his advice ...

... (Hear, hear.) M-Ir A. J. KurnLF said he would not agree with ti-e chairman that the present condition of things al in the Whig party gave no satisfaction to the a Parnellites. Every one of the opponents of Mr ,d Parnell would go down, and, thank God ...

... dispose once for all of his claims to be included in any selection whatever. His book is scornfully alluded to in the great Whig history as a volume of poems alwaysvery stupid and often very profligate,s which, had it been manufactured in Grab Street ...

... The cause for tlhe split in th rthnka o, Wick Libersl Assofiation, said tl se! the selection of Mr T'-ntiant. a \\hi Gi ,yX Whigs and the secede-rs forrnoti rhlv'es. .e what is now known as tile Aditn-e l ih ,! sociation of Wick, attd it was iva: the i* ...

... addressing their country- men last night, no authoritative contra- Idiction has been vouchsafed to Mr Healy's announcement that Whig money is being tendered for Irish voting. Mr Elliss vague e and evasive telegram to the effect that there has been no purchase ...

... Dissenters welio see nothing in the rise of the Church hut their own decline, all Radicalswho hate Eetablishments, and some Whigs, too many of whom view the matter solely in relation to elec- tions in Seceder-swarming towns-these are in arms. The case of ...

... year has been entirely ignored by the official Liberals. It will be recollected that the delegates transformed the official Whig resolution into a right Radical one. Amongst other things which have forced themselves upon my attention and confirmed my ...

... oy which preceded thea death of Lord Palmerstco tomt go0 further back) i the Liberal, or, as they were then called, the ii Whig party rendboered svaitibleb ?? Itheir country, ne a faitwhich i think no one who has meo a rf I o a d fe stdy of the subject ...

... to sit, act, and vote with tbe s- oce Irish party is obsolete; it is practically binding v Q the whole party to follow the Whig majority and M on c to be a voting machine in support of the Liberal r- Q00 party. (Laughter.) That was to say that they v ...

... appealed to themr to restore to Parliament a party, t large party, of Indernendent opposition pledged to care as little for Whig as for Tory, pled0'ed not to seek office or emoluments either of themnselves or, more important porhaps, for their friends ...

... criticis--d the Execeuive of the Wick Burgh Liberal Association, speaking of them, as a set of cold-blooded, sellist, soulless N whig-, who should have no place in God's beautiful earth. They choso to ignore him, but she result was that he wvas unanimnously ...