... of their determination to “join heart and hand in returning good mat. and true, without reference to what banner, whether Whig or Tory, candidate may previous!) have ranged himself.” Mr. H. C. Compton, the other member, is rumoured, would be glad accept ...

... Customs, recognised as a sanitary measure. 1 know the convention •! indulgence which is always exhibited towards the finance of a Whig (laughter)—and must not expect the government to excel in all its branches. The foreign policy of the government has, its ...

... as were, in the rigorous harshness of their operation, for we witness the correction of Protectionist acidity, the fusion of Whig oil with Radical vinegar, and the easy mixture of the sublimate of aristocratic alkali with the common potash of the numerous ...

... he said that the measure of the government would give to the colonists great amount of local government as was possible. The Whig party plumed themselves before they were office upon having started this theory, and (Mr. Adderley) complained that they were ...

... an Income Tax—in reliance upon which Sir Robert Peel, in 1841, headed the squires against the Whigs—en attendant the time when he should call in aid the Whigs against the squires. In France, the limits of direct are as clearly reached the limits of indirect ...

... and gangrene the side of their conquerors. There is not a PeeKte or Stanleyite but rubs his band at the idea of catching a Whig-Radical asleep, and paying off an old score or two for the days of ’36 and ’4l. They are ready to affect sneaking kindness ...

... England would understand the new s'; of the world. The coincidence of the e'l 11 ' sion of the revolution, with the existence 1 Whig Cabinet of Lord Palmerston, was a piece good fortune for the revolution of February, ana - • the necessary maintenance the ...

... to both. When a Tory Lord Lieutenant went to Dublin, tbe Orange flag floated from the chucohes. Tbe same thing happened when Whig Lord Lieutenant went over, Ue gave away a place to Roman Catbolio barrister, and there was an immediate howl that tbe Protestant ...

... the statement had been never questioned, that the Irish famine bad been God-aend in one tense, because it had given to the Whig government 16,600 places (hear, bear). The same phrase might be applied to this somewhat faatastical reform. No one doubted ...

... was, he ironically remarked, of course impossible, as England was necessary to Europe, Whigs were necessary to England, and Lord Palmerston was necessary to Whigs; but the other was the immediately signifying France that were ready to abide by the st ...

... they could not do better than entrust the subject to really reforming law officer of the Crown—an animal almost as rare as a Whig Chancellor the Exchequer with sixpence in his pocket (a laugh). Colonel DUNNE said the opinion Iceland to the of tte hononrabl# ...

... the pen which developed those just and liberal views, is the same which is now retained to pick holes in the project of the Whig Ministry, and dilates so demurely on the success of the recent, and happily irrevocable, measures for liberalising University ...