... Lord Brassey declares that Holne Rule lias caused a fatal rupture.” He proceeds,: The loss of powerful statesmen the Old Whig connection has born irreparable ; historical traditions clustered round their names. Ministries formed under their auspices ...

... Radical, how much more need not inquire. The Bill has only been possible, he asserts, because of the union of Tories, old Whigs, and Birmingham Radicals. He affects to pity the Duke of Devonshire, who, he is convinced, would have framed a totally different ...

... which presents the epitome of century’s journalism. For sixty-four years of our career were the staunch supporter of the great Whig party, receiving inspiration and even written articles from no less a person than Lord Palmerston. Since 1866 we have been ...

... paper entered upon a new lease of life. Its political complexion assumed a character of Liberalism which was in advance of the Whigs of the pre-Reform days, and he was the means of attracting to its columns men of wit and of celebrity in the literary world ...

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... THE GORDON BENNETT RACE The Belfast Northern Whig,'' in a leading wticle, says From every quarter the country there comes cordial approval of the proposal; Politician and non-politician, clergy and laity, 'e with each other in supporting the race. There ...

... ; but I say that I have ground,’ and very good and sufficient ground too Is it not notorious all the world that during the Whig Administration, ‘The Globe was exclusively the Foreign Office journal? Is it not notorious that the conductors of that journal ...

... more ambitious in its aim and more comprehensive in its provisions than any former scheme of Irish land purchase. Northern Whig (tl.): —It is too aeon to pronounce definite judgment on a scheme so ambitious in its aims and so far-reaching in its proposals ...

... or rather re-open old era, in our relations with France. would bo puerile to pretend,” the writer continues. in deference Whig superstitions, that the King is politician—using the word in its scientific sense—and that as limited Monarch he is limited ...

... action. It was this system which Disraeli discredited. The education of his party had not for its end merely the dishing of the Whigs,” superficial observers thought. The education of the Tory party was the first practical step towards the education the English ...

... take outdoor exercise. Yesterday a new park was opened at Tottenham, 26 acres in extent, and costing £31,150, For the cancer whig the Middlesex Hospital the treasurer has received a cheque for £lOO, being £5O from C. K. and £5O from M. it, TO-DAY’S PARLIAMENT ...

... a brick over the other side.— Free Press.” And we’ll kick him, too.—“ Morristown Journal.” And we three. —•“ Peterborough Whig.” Let him come to Boston, and we'll grind off his organ of destructiveness with an iron hoop.—“ Boston Herald.” ...