... position. Ho was boma a Whig; he belonged to the ranks of the popular party; and he filled his post with a distinguished grace. He did his best lo be a good, honest, open-hearted Whig, according to the fashion of his time— a Whig who, with aristocratic ...

... made a post mortem examination of the deceased. Eleven persons are still suffering, several of them in a critical state. The Whig says that the medical gentle- men cannot pronounce any one of them to be recovering. It has been proved that the veal was purchased ...

... the de- cline of the Irish population not to the three bad harvests, but to twenty years of almost unbroken Whig rule The purpose of Whig Cabinets was, he said, to be thus expressed : — Drive human beings away to America, send in cows, and so make ...

... great Constitutional questions on which their decision is now sought by the illusory clap-trap of Whig financial reform. They will remember bow ready tlie Whigs have always been to propose retrenchment when out of office, but how slow to meet tlieir engage-menls ...

... their exclusion from the suffrage, it became evident that this privilege must no longer be withheld. The pro- posal of the Whigs, who have always, though unjustly, arrogated to themselves an exclusive right to deal with this question, was simply to give ...

... satisfied with the basis on which it rested the raiichise, but we cannot cuter into the feelings of disgust | .ith which the Whigs regard the late Parliament. It is' rue that tlie majority of its members were generally . dverse to our views, but still we ...

... their exclusion from the suffrage, it became evident that this privilege must no longer be withheld. Tbe pro- posal of the Whigs, who Lave always, though unjustly, arrogated to themselves an exclusive right to deal with this question, was simply to give ...

... for this glorious result, is almost frightened by the spectre he has evoked. am! doubts whether so great a majority as the Whigs ar.- sure to have may not even be dangerous to thtm — Vent- ; barruf de* ?? Nor is this fear, the only sign of i modesty of ...

... are likely to arise, and it is well that the public mind should be prepared to take part in them. The disorganization of the Whig party, as a Parlia- mentary party at least, appears to have been completely accomplished hy the passing of the Reform Act. ...

... Bright, who may be regarded as an advanced guard of the Whig party, has already in some degree sounded a retreat with regard to this question, and a writer in the Pall Mall Gazette counsels the Whig leaders not to require of their sue- ; cessors a measure ...

... proofs of a nation's advancing prosperity ; and I would ask, can Ireland be in tbe condition she is represented to be by the Whigs, where we have such staring facts before us ; because they are not matters of opinion, but matters of hard fact and figures ...

... is formed so much ou the old Whig model that it scarcely calls for remark, though we do not wonder that some of the organs of the Radical section of the party are calling out about the anstrocratic delusiveness of the Whig •£ c __ , V T eh douM lather ...