... the politics of Kis country, although he may not be officially con- nected with those who administer them.” There never was a Whig yet, we believe, who ever lost ht of politics if he could see his way to oflce ¢ . however dimly, and Lerd Panmure is Politics ...

... falls to the floor an inanimate lump of incarnate cowardice, and most glorious exemplar of the man of peace.” The Richmond Whig says:— 41 will seen telegraph, Mr Brooks, of .South Carolina, after the adjournment of the Senate, administered to Senator ...

... slavery in states and territories ; that this was the basis of the compromises of 1850, confirmed by both the Democratic and Whig parties in national conventions. ratified the people in the election 1852, and rightly applied to the organisation of territories ...

... vacant the resignation the Earl of Somers. I have not, yet, heard who is likely fill the vacancy ; bnt there are several young Whig noblemen very well qualified to be Lord Somera’s successor. Lord Coke and Lord Su(field are mentioned ; both are young, well ...

... the despotism of Cromwell, but freedom abode their hearths waiting for happier times. It was kept down by the long reign the Whigs on the accession of the honse of Hanover; but woke to overthrow system which, from its sordid and exclusive sway, had become ...

... Robert Peel's treacher- ous and conduct ten ears ago, in brin in a bill to endow the College of Maynooth, which hi carried by Whig and Radical votes against the earnest petitions of from one to two millions of Protestants. That fact, he said, had made such ...

... prospect baa been rudely dispelled. The cause of Scriptural education in Ireland baa been timidly, contemptibly surrendered to Whig Government, those very men on whom the Irish clergy and the Protestants of both conntrias relied ; and do not shrink from staling ...

... occurrence*. To go no farther beck then the last qaarter-centary, we have seen Palmerston secede from the Tories and join the Whigs the qaestion of Reform. A few years after, we •aw Stanley and Graham secede from the Liberals rather than lay profane hands ...

... all the practised speakers who wen- opposed him, I don't tliiiik that, tried by that single test, there was a man even on the Whig side of the hustings, who would not iu his conscience own that it was most creditable one. (Cheers.) And. although have not ...

... not think the choice of a successor fortunate, nor are the motives which have led to it, although strictly in accordance with Whig principles, quite consistent with a true desire for the good of the public serviee.® The influence of a British representative ...

... were on questions which debated in that style. traced the consequences of the Penal Laws (passed originally bv the Revolution Whigs), and he exposed the fallacy of supposing that political remedies could cure Ireland; and events since then have completely ...

... barristers of thirdrate pretensions threaten to disparage the constitution the House of Commons. If take seventy members of the Whig and purely aristocratic connection from the Parliamentary Liberals, we shall find that the rest of the Liberal representation ...