... ought even to be announced until the authority of the law has been effectually asserted. It is needless to say that the veteran Whig makes the most of his facts, and says everything that can be said in favour of the course he advises ; but the time is past ...

... which was to effect such happy results, the request made so often in the past by the responsible Ministers of the Crown, both Whig and Tory, of arming them with arbitrary powers, is again submitted to Parliament. Those who deny the necessity for this step—and ...

... inquire into their disabilities and enact any laws that may be necessary for their material advancement. Any Cabinet, be it Whig or Tory, following such a course would deserve the best support that Great Britain could give it. The article on the Ballot ...

... disappointed some of the warmest supporters of the Government, were quite in harmony with the feelings of their constituents. The Whigs have had their way in drafting the Royal Message. It remains to be seen which section will ultimately prove the more powerful ...

... to crime, and he declared that he threw the responsibility of what had happened upon the territorial Whigs in the Commons and a combination of Whigs and Tories in the Lords. He admitted, however, that he had recommended the tenants to feed and clothe ...

... Ireland being governed instead of being conciliated. If this is to happen the reasons for the continuance in office of a Whig-Liberal Ministry will vanish. It exists on account of its promises to do justice on the Land Question. The Conservatives can ...

... countrymen from a Catholic point of iew, and gave vent to the indignation which is daily increasing in Ireland against the Whigs. In the absence of Mr. Gladstone, it fell on Mr. Childers to sum up the case for the Government. His heart is not in it, ...

... look upon any Irish member who now deserts Mr. Parnell in the House of Common% as one who has pee over to the coerrionist Whigs, and forfeits all claim to the confi-4.Ce of the people of Ireland. as unworthy of the position of an Irish eepoesestative ...

... earnestly to be hoped that the Conservatives will not be led away by their irritation against Mr. PARNELL into yielding up to the Whigs the smallest iota of constitutional right, and so playing into their hands. To-day a compact and well-disciplined minority ...

... Faithful are urgently asked fertile Building et ••w Oar& i• this • old ass hold an people thi P. 0.0. be Kw. IL 069.1.phice. Whig Nieg.ha, u l na s N. [Saturday, February i 2, 1881 VICTORIA DOCKS MISSION. SEND HELP AT ONCE for NEW SCHOOLS to Rev. DAVID ...

... the Bill was based. Mr. Bellingham noticed that out of forty-eight Coercion Acts passed since 1830 thirty-three were owing to Whig-Liberal Governments. • He denied that the present movement in Ireland was Radical or Revolutionary, and quoted with much effect ...

... would not satisfy the Irish people, while if it were a strong bill it would be opposed both by the Conservatives and by the Whigs. On Tuesday thedebate was resumed by MR. SCHREIBER, who supported the measure, and appealed to the Irish members to allow the ...