... his bounden duty to vote for the Whigs when they are in danger of defeat. We can well imagine that a member may consider it very unfortunate, and may very much regret that the only opportunities of voting against the Whigs which present themselves, are not ...

... disgrace—to cover his offence by urging the ARCHBISHOP of PISA to follow his example. But the CARDINAL ARCHBISHOP Of PISA was not a Whig. Ile acknowledged the Archbishop's letter, and told him he would receive his answer through Rome—through which alone, we all ...

... honesty which obtain in private fife were ever enforced against a Whig Minister in regard of his political conduct. Everybody knows that one of the main points made by Lord John Russell and the Whig speakers and writers against the rop'se, said the Grand Dukes' ...

... of such a reduction, and the deficit to be met next year will be some ten or twelve millions. Mr. Ellice, the Father of the Whig Party, voted against the Government. Ile thought the resources and revenues of the country were placed in considerable jeopardy ...

... political again ; but he was at heart a true nationalist, and often deplored the sad calamities brought upon this country by the Whigs. In fact, taking hint all in all, as a clergyman and an Irishman, we shall seldom look upon his like again. DEATH OF MR. HENRY ...

... the mass of the electors are indifferent, the result is a party of Catholic Whigs in Parliament, each of whom hopes for office some day or other, and all of whom follow the Whig whipper-in, just as the fox-hounds, from whom that functionary's title is ...

... characteristic story of George IV. when he was Prince of Wales, involved in debt, and in sheer despair throwing himself into the Whig faction, because the Tories would not sully themselves by contact with him. The poor Prince, in a conversation with Mr. Malone ...

... assistance would be afforded by Government towards this imports& object, but this were entirely destroyed by the accession of the Whigs. Mr. Kyue urges the spiritual wants of those soldiers on the attention of Catholics generally, on the obvious ground that all ...

... Mouse!' made a most timely and convincing speech ; and Mr. Maguire omitted nothing to improve the occasion. Certainly the Whigs. have not been in a worse case for a long time. Mr. Whiteside and Sir Hugh Cairns helped in the punishment. Patriotism is a ...

... EMMANUEL have so thriven under his rule that in happy Piedmont, which for twelve years has been blessed with a Constitution and a Whig Minister, field robbery and barn robbery have for many years been so much upon the increase, have been such a growing and ...

... insult any one, not even a Catholic Whig ; and if he were so disposed, the example and fate of poor little Lord JonN, since the famous Durham Letter, would teach him forbearance. Even with the aid of the Catholic Whigs, Lord JOHN has never, since signing ...

... know that their country is in a false position ; that they have been duped and degraded ; and that the foreign policy of the Whig Ministry is anti-national and ruinous. That Ministry was called to power, and is maintained in it by the Revolutionary party ...