... Canning with his celebrated simile of the red lion. The cry was gradually taken the Whigs and the Liberals; and as long ns this craving remained unsatisfied, the Whigs and Liberals were virtually masters of the situation. Now that this struggle is at an ...

... remit was. of rourse. foreseen, and leaves the politica! situation exactly as was before night’s vote, in fact, mean® that the Whigs and the the Di.lonites and the Hcalvites, agree Her Majesty’s M:u:.'ters that it is safer hang than frost the thacees a Dissolution ...

... distinction between the foreign policy of Tories and that of the Whigs. desire everything, to claim everything, and, tar as possible, to take evorvUiing is rule both parties. The Whigs have sometimes asserted more honest intentions, more moderate ideas ...

... The House Loros. Referring the House Lords, the situation had been greatly aggravated by the Whig secession in the House. Of course, it did not matter much, for with every election the number Unionists diminished. But the House of Lords was different ...

... baa refused to accede to the Mr. Redmond, and haa issued his address to the electors. He refers to Mr. Sweetman as retiring Whig, and says he seeks the support of the independent Nationalists as a consistent and unswerving supporter of.the policy of Mr ...

... naturally be expected, devoted due attention to East Wicklow, and unmasked all its batteries of invective against the miserable “Whigs.** Still, found apace allude to the relief of Chitral, and ita comments upon the expedition afford very amusing reading. If ...

... be ret the Swat I Mr. G. long lei he criticis of native cumstano are coi position Political C body of ChitraJ The Sec folio whig Major Force, Pea authority, As soon decided to number of absence ap officers hat reach the neci force. Telegraj from Hav Cuba ...

... but admits that the Omagh calumnies were too much for him. As tor the Independent,” fairly revels in the downfall of the Whig leader. Mr. Dillon, when the Nationalists formed an undivided party, enjoyed the eulogistic sobriquet of the Bayard of the ...

... unpatriotic declaration has evoked a howl of derision from tho Parnellito Independent, which observes that None but weak-kneed Whig apologist would attempt so shabby defence for the Chief Secretary.” But tho true inwardness of Mr. O'Brien’s remarks is to ...

... making, is the present moment engaged in the somewhat arduous task of inducing the leader of the Labour party to take office a Whig Cabinet. The friends Mr. Robert Llewelyn, M.P., regard her with suspicion and mistrust. Next Mondav “as ever was,” Llewelyn ...

... THE LOSSES IN IRELAND. The Belfast “Northern Whig” (U.) says the two Unionist defeats in Derry City and North Tyrone were fully expected by all acquainted with the circumstances. In Derry City the closing of large shipbuilding yard lost the Unionist a ...

... attaching to it. At tho same time they are extremely anxious to label all the foes of Radicalism with the old titles, Tory and Whig, again. They are both highly respectable names, and certainly our feelings are in uo wise hurt by baring one of them applied ...