... is loosely called the Whig party- taste that is, of the Whigs who formed the Russell nun, Administration-could not be expected to bind a ever Administration-Could not ~~~on t Cabinet which consists of as many Peelites as yat, Whigs, and which contains only ...

... offending hath this extent, no more. Oh, say the champions of Whig-Radical purity, but the public service is injured, for appointments and promotions should only go by merit, and the Whig-made rule should be adhered to, of all recommendations coming ...

... Lord DERBY'S Government, in the event of a Whig Government coming into office, the Income-tax would not be extended to Ireland, Admitting this account to be true, it displays a treachery on the part of the Whigs . :of which even their enemies hardly believed ...

... spoken to some of the leading Whigs and believed that it was not their intention to depart from their former policy o❑ the subject. At a subsequent meeting Mr. Maurice O'Connell said he was authorised to state that if the Whig party returned to office, it ...

... offending hath this extent, no more. Oh, say the champions of Whig-Radical purity, but the public service is injured, for appointments and promotions should only go by merit, and the Whig-made rule should be adhered to, of all recommendations coming ...

... offending hath this extent, no more. '-say the champions of Whig-Radical purity, but Ate public service is injured, for appointments and promotions should only go by merit, and the Whig-made rule should be adhered to, of all recomtnendations coming ...

... spoken to some of the leading Whigs and believed that it was not their intention to depart from their former policy on the sub ject. At a subsequent meeting Maurice (Annuli said lac was authori.od to state that if the Whig party returned to office, it ...

... Lord DERBY'S Government, in the event of a Whig Government coming into office, the Income-tax would not be extended to Ireland. Admitting this account to be true, it displays a treachery on the part of the Whigs':of which even their enemies hardly believed ...

... rule, and make all education at the expense of the State. _GOVERNMENT OF INDIA. IT may be considered a political axiom, that a Whig or a Liberal is never to be trusted for adherence to principle., as his acts are solely governed by expediency, or the interests ...

... and make All-education at the expense of-the State. .GOVERNMENT ,OF JNDIA. Irr•may be considered a political axiom, that a Whig or itteral is never to be trusted ,for adherence - to principle. as his acts are solely governed by expe-: daency, or.the interests ...

... Verily, it old Sir Joan could opiaion of ara WOliam't stooping to aorva under the uaad-up whig Laid Jon Knatau, tad with the radical and maaeiate with each whig-radical temmfMmmt aa have reoenlly bad to chronicle, aa pmpaliatad within our own knowledge ...

... from the time of the Union downwards, then, indeed, there shall be no further adjournment of the debate. But if the English Whigs and Radicals and the Irish declaimers must speak out for the satisfaction and amusement of their constituents, then I fear ...