... we need hardly refer at length. A new parliament was inaugurated with the customary rush for office, and in the contest the Whigs were triumphant. The cry of Reform was the shibboleth of the assailant, and though it has not since been very loud, the question ...

... 1826, his essay on Milton, in the Edinburgh Review, drew upon him the attention of the entire reading public. The leaders the Whig party, acknowledgement of his literary superiority, appointed Mr Macaulay a Commissioner of Bankruptcy, and in lio entered ...

... THE EDUCATION MONOPOLY OF THE WHIGS. TO EDITOR OP TH* CORK Sib, —To nninstructed ears the title the head this page will, perhaps, sound queer. It may startle a consistently ignorant Whig, a blind follower of his party, to bear the term monopolists'' ...

... had nothing to do with the change at all. Thus, if Mr. were to turn Whig for the mere sake of annoying his canstitucnto, without any reference to his own interests, or were to turn Whig from a conscientious admiratiou of, and trust in, Lord John Russell ...

... and tho infamous political swindle of the Appropriation Clause, both which professed to be concessions on the part of the Whigs in certain points which were supposed to meet Roman Catholics wishes. Later in the day we had the arrangement made by the Coalition ...

... testant element, instead of being uniformly scattered over the country, are grouped together in a few schools, on the estates of Whig landlords favourable to the National Having made these corrections you will still, sir, fail to realise an accurate estimate ...

... which we are assembled to day. It is, in a word, to denounce all intriguers against the Pope, or their abettors, whether be Whig, Tory, or Radical —red, white, or blue (cheers). In conclusion, I can only beg of the who are about me, that they will act ...

... alonoin the cabinet in their opposition to the temporal power of the Holy Father bccause. when one reflects on tho conduct of tho Whig government in the revolution of 1818, who by means of our consul at Rome, the late notorious Mr. Freeborn, employed secrct ...

... will be found those who are ready to take up a movement not likely to be popular with any government, whether formed from the Whig or Tory side of the house. Nevertheless, we do not hesitate to say that there never assembled within the walls of any building ...

... not appear that in Eng- land the Pope has many enemies in every class of society among the Liberals and Conservatives, the Whigs and Tories ? It would not, however, be fair to pass a general condemnation upon England in general, or any of the parties into ...

... which so nearly concern our religion and the liberty and free action of our church, It is not to be wished for that cither Whig or Tory, Protestant or Presbyterian, should be allowed to in- trude into the domain of ecclesiastical affairs. But, unhap- ...

... co-operation “to right your country’s wrongs (cheers),” and unceasingly and steadily to demand of the English Government, be it Whig or be it Tory, those important measures embodied in the Pastoral is small and much circumscribed; it is not so weal- Address ...