... shoulders to that of others, antl to implicate, if possible, the whole of the High Church party (who were known to bo opposed to Whig uotions) in tho doings of th_ Romanisers and ?? ians. I showed, moreover, perhaps with more zeal than discretion or ability ...

... avocations. Only reform the whole con- sular system, and whoever does so will destroy one of the most extensive factories of Whig corruption and mischief that ever existed, and in laying it bare will disclose a scene of profligacy and fraud which will scarcely ...

... at all. Wo must mark our indignation at tlio conduct of Mr. (Uadstone; and whether we are Protestants or Anglo-Catholics, Whigs oi msorvatives, Church and University reformers or the contrary, we ought with one voice to say with regard to Mr. Gladstone's ...

... all property qualifications both in the elector and the elected, the payment of mem- bers, for the immediate repeal of the Whig Septennial Act, and an advocate for the annual election of the people's representatives, and free trado in all its ramifications ...

... of ' complete religious equality,' and the annual censor of our colonial policy, became the colleague of Con- servatives, Whigs, high Churchmen, and old stagers nearly half a century in office, as if it were the most natural thing in tho world. That the ...

... carry Mr. Crawford's bill. Pleasant news tbis for tho members of the new government, late of the Irish Brigade. The Belfast Whig says :— We learn that a petition is to be presented to the House of Commons against tho validity of the election of Mr.*R ...

... Churchmen and others. They had, too, done something towards removing the unwise and oppressive restrictions imposod by the Whig Com- mittee of CoudcH on Education upon members of the Church of England, and I had understood them as openly discouraging ...

... Wiseman, Lord John Russell's penal law, and Sharman Crawford, Mr. Keogh, tho Carlton Club member for Athlonc, Mr. Sadleir, the Whig member for Carlow, and Mr. O'Flaberty, tho Re- peal member for Galway, pledged against place, are now in tho English government ...

... hands to labour would inevitably produce an increase of wages (applause). Adverting next to the Ten Hours Bill, he said the Whigs hung upon the cry of free trade because they thought it was the popular cry. But the mill opera- tives have-been robbed of ...

... tangible verities. We havo got a ministry which seems to command the approval and support of men of every class of opinion. Whigs, Radicals, aud Conser. vatives, vie in the wish to do it honour. Its personnel is justly lauded a3 comprising within itself ...

... contrary, I think it right to believe a gentleman when he passes his word — that neither he nor his friends coalescod with Whigs and Radicals against the late government. Be it so. He therefore could have had no expectation of the constitution of the present ...

... the late Sir Robert Peel first started on the career of office, even tho Whigs were shy of calling themselves Reformers ; now we have a ministry composed about one-half of Whigs, and one of less decided Liberals coolly promising to reform tho Reform Act ...