... adequate application to the case was, therefor? necessary, and the Bill provided it. Denying tint it was a departure from old Whig traditions, pointed out that, in tbe analogous case Canada, horn* ml. iad changed a discontented and reWhotn into oyal and ...

... oniniouH of two other old Whigs—Mr. Sheridan and the great Lord Grey—had been quoted ; and hoped that he might be excused if he ventured still to hold the opinions which old Whigs had held, being himself the grandson of old Whig who ban been Secretary for ...

... Rule Bill affords the only basis of settlement of Irish .difficulties and, what is more, whether they are disposed by Radical, Whig, or Tory, the basis laid by Mr. Gladstone is that which will most assuredly be adopted. ...

... the Tories opposed it, in a compact body. That was to be expected. that we do not complain. In the second place, the timid Whigs, leaving the ranks of the Liberal army, threw themselves in active opposition to it. And why Because they feared the effect ...

... Mr. Gladstone, the greatest of living statesmen and has been terujiorarily overthrown by a combination of open Tory foea and Whig and socalled Radical secede**. The consequence is an appeal to the ultimate tribunal the people’s voice, which is speak the ...

... Anything like dishonesty deception should not, however, charged against our member, who ha* acted perfect harmony with the old Whig traditions, which have always been to be “twenty minutes behind” all really progressive* measures, A great many of Mr. Hohhou ...

... known now, the oppression many employers of labour and landlords over those beneath them—not one side only, but on both sides, Whigs and Torieshow easy would have been the passing of the Ballot Act in comparison to what it was ! (Cheers.) And if I may pass ...

... Lord Hartington’s community, but doubt whether they would admit such hare-brained politician into their select circle, The Whig?, under the Marquis, have adopted the cry of ** Separation,'* calling themselves Unionists,” and probably Lord Randolph Churchill ...

... the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, his wav to Scotland, by a Nithsdale man. A glide, sturdy hazel rung to thresh your deserting Whigs and Liberals with. Grown in the woods of Drumlanrick, and made by a lineal descendant the Kirkpatrick Cloeeburn. Mr. Gladstone ...

... Parliament, and it* right* and privilege* were cut down the end the last century, with the consent every mrty in the State, Whigs and Tories alike. Parliament absolute independence, far more ahaolsto than was now proposed, was given to the Irish Parliament ...

... lie quickly revealed to themthat, dexiruusof dishing the Unionists” over this Irish business, much Mr. Dhraeli dished the Whigs over the extenKion of the franchise. Lord Salisbury will be prepared bring greater measure of Home Rule for Ireland than Mr ...

... has been the case. We had not, is clear, made sufficient allowance for the influence exercised the powerful combination of Whig and Tory territorialiam. On reflection it becomes more and more marvellous that so good stand has been made in the recent elections ...