... of such coarse elements that the Whig oligarchy retains it rule. By means of some rotten boroughs (like Peterborough, Caine, and such places), and by the territorial influence of some overgrown proprietary, the Whigs can muster of their own faction about ...

... anted Whigs; one In particular was appointed examiner. The University bad accredited organ, called * Ouette,? which, though disclaiming any contusion with party politics, yet copied articles tbe Dnlvarsity Item paper founded John Sadlclr, the Whig robber ...

... improperly called, electing to vacant sees.* It was notorious in and out of Dublin that the semi- Catholics of the day, the Whigs, who wonld sell their souls for a Dices of Government pottage, all boasted that, the veto was virtually established, the Government ...

... already resolved on, and save the country from another humiliation, brought about by the intermeddiing spirit of the Whigs. The Whigs shine nowhere so much as in their foreign politics; that is their strong point, and Lod Palmerston is their great man ...

... Court, though their eloquence was admired in the Forum. A conviction exists ia the present day amongst many persons that under Whig rule there is another Black List kept by certain persons who now monopolise the Irish patronage, and that candidates for ...

... Man, who writes in the Tablet, and is quoted by the Times, sees a ray of hope in another quarter, and thinks that if the Whigs will try and make the Irish Church what, under their management, the English Church is becoming— a sort of popular Club, where ...

... torlyeiee v 5- point of party names, the words Whig ad T h lthi41 g the, are not much above thirye g ld I d C' ?? to the service of m a io f 3 aee S7 5 vor different ideas fetendia t them. - Explain the origin otewo Whig end dT' Le and exsmine the truth of Swift's ...

... to the Whigs. The hints of SADI.EIR, clearly expressed, are of more importance, as it was put about at that time that certain austere intriguers on this side of the Channel were secretly planning a coalition between the Peelites and the Whig families ...

... through, a good and sufficient measure for tenant right. In the event of their neglect, nothing can prevent the loss to the Whigs of the Irish constituencies and the strengthening of the tr.nds of Toryism. We await the meeting of the league next week, when ...

... . By carrying his party into the lobby against the resolutions of a great Whig leader, to which the Government stood committed, he had a fair opportunity of defeating the Whigs and the Government on a question of great national importance. With admirable ...

... Rumour points to Lord Granville as his successor in Ireland. A Belfast journal (the 'Whig'), remarks: We sincerely hope that imbecility is not so universal among Whig peers as to render Lord Carlisle indispensable to the House of Lords. It might be an ...

... the seat. The Tonant League will put forward a candidate, as it suspects Mr. Reynolds of being rather too favourable to the Whig Redington. ...