... SUCK' BOM * PINKER, POLITICAL LIFE. The Northern Whig publishes tbe followir»| statement on the authority of a well-informed correepondent: For some months past negotiation's have been going on betwotn Mr. Wil* O’Brien and eome leading National in Ireland ...

... London Society, and habitu6 of Holland House and Lansdowno House. Lord Lyveden’s father, Mr. Vernon Smith, was member of several Whig Governments. was more than once President of the Board of Control and sat iu Parliament for Northampton for nearly thirty years ...

... plainly, solemnly, and completely, the issue that is before the country Unlay. It is not the old time differences Tory aud Whig, OonserratUe and Liberal, but the question whether the Socialist or the anti-Sooialist is to be supreme in the State. And ...

... offered to Lord Clarendon, but is no meant certain that will accept it. One of the papers deplores the prospect of head of great Whig family donning tho Tory livery,” being presumably unaware uf the fact that Lord Clarendon has been for several years a Lor ...

... not fail to call upon him. (Applanse). . _ , response, the President raid he hed heerd that 80 year* ago a general election whig obtained five vutea in Usk, and returning thanks to them he said, Never mind, gentlemen, If there are only five of yon, yon ...

... to the finish— (hear,hoar) and the qui*t undaunted fortitude with which the people have borne with loss and disaster. Toe Whigs and the Tories years ago were of one mind this, that pure raocracy would nev r be fit either rule or fight. I wonder what they ...

... its income, just like any other areryday business. If th» common - sense point view ia not taken the public will tire tha hat Whig psared round. Tha Calcutta Cup. Welshmeo’a great victory over Ireland gW carrying code invests Saturday’s game {arerieith with ...

... statement at Blackburn on Saturday night, when said Mr. Jobn Redmond bad proved triumphant in the struggle with the rractioosry Whig element in the Cabinet, and when the Budget became law the man most entitled the credit was the leader the Irish people—a fact ...

... represented by last, thank God, of (he old whig erastinn lawyers, Sir William Haroourt. (Laughter:) Well, if the Church of the living God in England ever had bold enemies they were to be found among the Whig era-ti lawyers. (Hear, ar,) What did be say ...

... R6publiquo to down near Procy. end Jussy In -t!hau»«lrior. few mil - rom Novom, Saturday. J ust it was al.mt to lend the sirship, ..whig wrong movement bj people who were helfeng crew, was driven the agsmet a trnq. The ga“ allowed to cecspe avoid more ' “® tro ...