... Protectionist or Conservative party than of its opposite. But would these re-formed Irish constituencies therefore return mere Whigs ? We opine not. But we should then have at least the expression of Irish public opinion. The division lists this occasion exhibit ...

... so many of their acts of interference with the affairs of other countries, done in direct contravention of the exposition of Whig principles promulgated by Lord Grey. Mr. Cobden explained his views oil the subject of intervention, and charged Mr. Cockburn ...

... coutitutional government and popular progress in Europe, so much of which hung upon the violent and condemnatory overthrow of • whig foreign policy, to be followed by the installation of a policy antago . iistie it. In the general indifference which exists ...

... to absent themselves from the division. The Stanley and D'Israeli section made the most desperate efforts to overthrow the Whigs, believing that a compromise of principles would admit of d a Cabinet being formed fromn the materials mentioned in h my last ...

... in question in the House of Commons, it was also the domestic policy, and the whole system of economic reform of which the Whigs have become the representatives since the retirement of Sir Robert Peel. The Cabinet is saved, as it has been saved for the ...

... Lord John Russell’s convenient j friend, Mr, Roebuck, is clearly of the same opinion quoad—England and the English (or Irish) Whigs, as that attributed to the American; for after have been reading for months all the long details, roystlfications, and explanations ...

... interests;-, while Mr. Roebuck's new and unexpected advocacy Lord Palroer»»on,rame upon the House with a degree of in which the Whigs fully participated on hearing the mysterious words of his motion. They hoped would have taken a bold position, and that for ...

... believe the very reverse. The Court, the Camarilla, and. COSTA CABRAL—the ablest man in Portugal—would all dedicate the juvenile Whig to the infernal gods, or give him over, had they the power, to an auto (Ls fe, to be roasted. The hon. and learned member for ...

... Urquhart, D. Gore, W. 0. West, F. Greene, T. Wynn, Right Hon. C. Hayes, Sir E. Wynn, Sir W. Houldsworth, T. Vyvyan, Sir R. WHIGS ABSENT-21. Adair, H. Lawless, Hon. C. Anderson, A. (abroad.) Loveden, Pryce Armstrong, R. • M‘Namara, Major Arundel and Surrey ...

... we should be the victims of another League of Cambray. But if that unhappy day—owing to the madness and mismanagement of the Whig-Radical Minister should ever come, may we, like Venice, by the aid of a STANLEY, divide the confederates, and find ourselves ...

... could done to procure political salvation, if not ensure a ministerial victory, has been done the past week. As it is, the Whigs are indebted 'or their escape from instant annihilation rather to the opposite, than to their own, side of the house ; for ...

... English papists separate grant and the despotic and irresponsible control of their own schools, we really not see that the Whigs and Peelites, bare left a logical teg stand on when the claim of Irish ortbodosy. with Cullen roaring its bead, comes to be ...