... lesion to *U Catholic Sheriffs on processional proprieties But Lord Campbell boasts to Whig .he W 'bins ■ Plot School, and cirries -o the teucu ..o. » iillle Ihe edited that marked the character of bia hero, Lord William, and which successfully imiUted ...

... apposition to his uishes. The Whigs have been, it is true, most active to secure the return of what they call Liberal candidates—that is, Whig tools, Whig instruments, sneaking, crawling serfs, who would obey the crack of the Whig whipper-in ; but wherever ...

... ance. Really the Whig organ ought not to be in such a bad temper at a defeat. The Tenant League can- didate has defeated the Whig aristocrat; the man without any acres has suwceeded where the man of many acres has failed; aiid the Whig aristocrats might ...

... lips of a canting Renegade who sold the church of God to the English Whigs. Who killed O’Connell ? The Whigs killed him. When O’Connell left cbmond Prison, felt grateful to the Whig law-Lords. Denman, Coltenham, and l ampbell. thought they freed him because ...

... upon his name. It is idle then to dream of a Whig restoration under Lord John Russell—and still more idle to look for a Whig re-organization under the Earl of Clarendon—and idlest of all to anticipate a Whig revival and re-invigoration under the venerable ...

... ordained to that charge. There he spent twentytwo years of his life, and was exceedingly popular and much beloved—Northern Whig. ...

... tion of a composite cabinet of Whigs and Peelites, as a substitute for the present administra. tion. The article, we fancy, was written before the result of the elections had demonstrated the general disfavour of Whigs and Peelites by the heavy tot of ...

... efforts of the Tenant League. Now, in Monaghan, too, the success of the Orange candidate was due to the conduct of the Whig landlords. The Whig landlords of Monaghan are the men who returned Sir George Foster. With one noble and honourable exception, they one ...

... of the Tenant League. Now, in Monaghan, too, the success of the Orange I candidate; was due to the conduct of the Whig land- lords. The Whig landlords of- Monaghan are the ,men who returned Sir erge Foster. With one noble and honourable exception, they ...

... acquaintance. Really the Whig organ ought not to be in such bod temper at defeat The Tenant League candidate has defeated the Whig aristocrat; the man without any acres has succeeded where the man of many acres has (ailed; and the Whig aristocrats might content ...

... opposition to his wishes. The Whigs have been, it is true, most active to secure the return of what they call Liberal candi- dates-that is, Whig tools, Whig instruments, sneaking, crawling serfs, who would obey the crack of the Whig whipper-in; but wherever ...

... the 'Palace of Westminster. The |Whigs, however, had party purposes of their own to answer, and concocted a bill that they hoped would strengthen their interest in Ireland. They now hare the result: like every other Whig measure it is a failure. What a ...