... to its provisions. Some even hint at a higher qualification than that suggested in the Inst bill of the Whigs This is hardly possible; but the Whigs are capable of anything. The debate in the Commons promises to be much pro- longed. Bright, Peel, Cobden ...

... Perrin on this direct en- croachment on the rights of the subject. The position of Mr. Justice Perrin-himself a Whig, but a constitutional Whig-and an eminent lawyer as well as judge, gives great weight to his denunci- ation of a law which, as he forbore ...

... yourselves. I am persuaded there i will not be one single Irish Whig rcturned to the ?? : of Cenonis. I lnbv: 'from my r nowi knowl-1e- -that thcre- will not -b'e o one. .B'There ias'To. Irish Whigs, and Lord ., larthogton. iwhose following in -2giond ' as ...

... «|>eecht*» during (ho Auieric.ni debate**. There is no parallel the the Whig with to America and the conduct or»l Salisbury with reference to Loyal l>!«t«r. The parallel would found if (he Whig leaders, during the war the American Independence, instead throwing ...

... in Ireland. Mr. Fitzgibbou, like a great many others, seems to think that anti- Whig and pro- Tory are synonymous, and that the hostility of the Irish public to the Whig traitors is evidence of a nearer approach to .Toryism. The sooner such an error is ...

... done to excite the animosity of the Whigs? Is this contemptible prolongation of oppression intended as a retaliation for their two defeats on the Spirit Bill? We should not be at all surprised at this illustration of Whig magna- nimity, though the absence ...

... IFREEDOM OF EL.ECrIOx-MR. L. G. F. KEANE. A very boastful Whig, at one period of his life, was Sir Richard Kenne. Whig ministers lavished hanours and pensions on the hero of Ghuznee, who appropriated the laurels more justly due to others less prominent ...

... purposes that the Catholics of these countries should bear in mind that the Whig advisers of Queen Victoria. are as ?? as were the Whig advisers of -Queen Anne. If the present English Whigs can safely gratify the dis- positions which, with all their virulence ...

... historic memories and traditions by sea and land.- This is the exclusive merit of Whig statesmen. Whig Secretaries-at-War are the economic plun- derers of poor Kilmainham, and Whig financiers made political capital out of a few hundred pounds saved from the ...

... capacity.of the Whigs for carying on the businessof the countryso highly as do the Whigs themselves. Furthermore, they place a much greater faith than the Whigs in the will and the power of the Radicab to upset in a very short space of -time any Whig Govern- ...

... ance. Really the Whig organ ought not to be in such a bad temper at a defeat. The Tenant League can- didate has defeated the Whig aristocrat; the man without any acres has suwceeded where the man of many acres has failed; aiid the Whig aristocrats might ...

... parties who were in communication with Mr. Hayter made certain promises on behalf of the Whigs. Now, who were the parties who were thus negotiating in private with the Whigs, while they were bellowing, like bulls of Bashan, against them in public? Cap- tain ...