... ly against the common enemy. The last C vote, which came up to a want of confidence in the Whigs reckoned almost every member of the Peel P section in the Whig ranks, and yet ministers were in mercy. If they be equally fort e on Mr. Baillie's motion ...

... in-pensioners of Chelsea and of Kilmainham Hospitals. The Whig logic by E bich every project of centralization is uniformly recommended, will be clearly re- cognized in this sentence, and the designs of Whig destructiveness are developed with equal distinctness ...

... the Whig Financier-General's conduct as inequitable, unjust, impolitic, and dishonest, finishing by demanding his expulsion from the Cabinet as an incorrigible blockhead, we may be pardoned for using the stiff phrase we have of yore anent Whigs and ...

... bungling of the Whigs had brought us to a condition which justified its imposition. In 1845, the camses for which the tax had been laid on had not ceased their prejudicial operation, and its renewal was almost matter of necessity. In 1848, the Whigs were again ...

... not inclined to go the length of supporting vote by ballot. Although the Whig Government was not so popular as it had been, be did not hesitate. to avow himself as out-and-oute Whig. As to education, lie was a supporter of the principles of the Edinburgh ...

... will coalesce' with him,-they will serve with him, or above thim, but not under him. That would 'be for n the present Whig leaders and Whig families to a n, abdicate in favour of Sir JAMESEV GRAHAM. The e administration might thereby be more powerful and ...

... speeches and proceedings. The Hon. Mr. Ponsonby was introduced to the electors by Sir John Power, of Kilfane, like his pupil, a Whig of the old school, and touched with the self- sufficiency which has long characterised that pre- sumptuous party. When a number ...

... of the separate sections of the House of Commons has now the power, if it should feel inclined to use it, of upsetting the Whigs upon an important division. It is unquestionable that a little stronger muster of the Roman Catholics, at the close of the ...

... ibamefully violated by the perfidious Whigs of that period. Yesterday the virtue tand visdom of Limerick secured for Ca- tholic liberty throughout the empire advantages which will strike terror into the perfidious Whigs of our own times. Old Glencoe and the ...

... arrangements for the triumphant return of Mr. Maguire. A Whig can- didate will, of course, be in the field-a modified No-Popery candidate; but the electors of Dungar. van will remember that the Whig persecutors were modified by twenty, honest Irish votes ...

... then, Sir, I must choose between Whig and Tory, by all means give me the latter, as an open, stand-up enemy, frankly declaring his hostile designs, and the means he in- tends employing for their accomplishment. But your Whig is a hybrid-a creature neither ...

... Lord J. Russell, and flagellating him for the sins cc le of the Protectionists. SI le Often had the hierald called upon the Whigs to co a resign, and predicted the triumphant return of e al the Protectionists to power; and when he dis- hi Y. covers that ...