... 'answer it he answered it with a most becoming audacity,'and proxed himsndlf a Whig, a whole Whig, and nothing but a Whig. A more practically effective speech in favour of the Whig bill of pains and penalties than that shqrt but comprehensive one delivered ...

... law, it would be impossible to maintain any legislative connection between the two countries. What the Whig baronet openly avowed at this club-the Whig cabinet, sitting in solemn conclave in Downing-street, haveconspiredtoaccomplish, Tbhe metro- politan ...

... henven and earth, if the Whig bill was not as bad a bill as w iv any Tory administration could introduce and support (hear, l, hear). Now how was this bill docked down ? How r was it deprived of those clauses, and, as the Whigs say, only athe innocuous ...

... themselves, or palliate to the country, such a selection at such a time, we are at a luts to conceive. A Whig, a whole Whig, and no- thmig but a Whig, is not the man for Cork at the present crisis. Likeall large communities, Cork is divided into several ...

... against the testimony of such a state adviser as Duncan Chisholm ? The flippancy which that il- lustrious confidant of the Whigs brought to bear MkWSAP~1 44grants, fotiu orToiur.With ba?l the government-and if totune brought him back once more from California ...

... themselves, or palliate to the country, such a selection at such a time, we are at i loss to con- ceive. A Whig, a whole Whig,, and nothing but a Whig, is not the man for Cork at the present crisis. At a meeting of the p1 vy council, held on Monday at three ...

... which the Whigs have kindled anew. The penal bill can only be effectually combatted by opposing the ministrY upon other measures where the supporters of the Papal ?? ment will be arrayed against them; and More OFeITA, the consistent Whig, is not the ...

... disgricing themselves by se'ecting a superannoated Whig msan of all woik for their representa- tive. Mr. Sergkatt Murphy is, as you very properly de- serilhe him, a 'Whig, a wehtole Whig, and nothing but a Whig. He laughts to scorn the bare idea of honest ...

... the high tone which the country has assumed, and by which alone we can hope to resist and defeat the nefarious project of the Whig ministry:-] 2 28th April, 18i1. Sin-At this eventful period, when a false step on the part of the consistentant advocates ...

... bigotry among certain classes in Eng- land might retard its fractification, yet the seed was cast and must bear fruit. The Whigs to whom he so often proved a tower of strengths were, in his opinion, too long and too intimately connected with -the advocacy ...

... rather, we believe, because their rivals are not yet e prepared to take office, than because of any growing popularity of the Whigs. The numbers on the di- . vision were 278 to 230, giving ministers a majority ot 48-not a very large majority whereon to prop ...

... respecting the letter sa d to have been written by the Lord Chief Justice of the Quepa's Bench to the Lord L'euten3nt, on the Whig style of legislating for this country. The reports that appeared in the London journals of the question and answer inter- ...