... Maurice O'Connell, M. P., has been promised the new situation under the Dublin Improvement Bill, for which so many industrious Whigs have been hunting the purlieus of the Castle of Dublin and the Irish office to boot, and which Leans the title of Collector ...

... imagined that this vote must inevitably lead to the resignation of Lord Palmerston at least, if not to the dissolution of the Whig Cabinet. But in this they reckoned without their host. The only purpose likely to be served by the vote of the Lords is to ...

... palpable hitt. On Friday night the majority for Minitters was in both Houses what the Spectator calls that perfection of Whig ascendancy, working majority of one. The debate in the House of Lords to-night will put the Cabinet on its mettle—perhaps ...

... the last regular council held in England. If a disruption take place, we may again see the Bedford family, and other great Whig families become Presbyterian themselves, and lead a host of followers after them. ...

... who were admitted to be very pious men, on their nominally relinquishing their Episcopal orders. The family were uniform of Whig principles, and among the best friends the north the Hanoverian dynasty. for the Earls of Sutherland took part in 1715 and ...

... from I* grand Mono*. On Government, by Liberty Boy, opens sensibly enough, bat oonoludee with series anathemas against the Whig administration in Ireland. The Irish poor-law is characterised a law for the creation and establishmsnt general poverty! ...

... side. This certainly completes the round of his inconsistencies. Amidst all his tergiversations; amidst his waddlings from Whig to Conservative, from Conservative to Tory, it was believed that there was still one point to which he remained fixed—that ...