... thu cause of Ioisl education. This was not an agreed to, But the Irish Colleges were not a gift of the in 'LI Whigs, and have no claim oell Whig protection, consoc- a quclitly it was thought advisable to affiliate witlh them foi stho townarl Catholic opposition ...

... the Legislature. What says this generally-confessed-fact to the sincerity of the Whig love for reform ? It leaves us to infer that no reform that comes not through the Whig manufactory could be called by the name-that for any minister but Earl Russell to ...

... for the dubious alliance of Mr Bright an d his friends, who are utterly at variance with every historical principle in the Whig 1 creed. ...

... Why a don't yar think f er yarsol, my Lord. Yar don't want E sense if y ar cou'd hut get ever yar nussry stories, end f yar Whig suppustitions. Yar rthinkn, heccuse one of tte fanily hled his head tuke from him, the hell of yar heads is of ecsual importance ...

... importance to diet e him which he does not possess. It seems to have been lUsh e the policy of the opponents of the Bill, both Whig and thai - Conservative, to set up Mr Bright for the purpose of wet pulling down the Ministry, and, by making him the disc ...

... themr viewsc. Sir Jatnes was what might ho II tsg tariled at nioderats Tory, and Mr Foedyce a moderate Whig. sg Iittt whatever titny score, either Whig or Tory, it wao a B lo iattor of littlo consequence to tisons. (Leughtor.) They L ofovra two vary ro ...

... ; the designations of constitutional parties have hitherto r covered. We suspect they are not calculated to call forth this Whig fancy, this novel ardour for Lord r Russell which is supposed to burn unavowed in the 1 breasts of the Aberdeenshire electors ...

... nitinogeg to settle a question wlsich, hi lo )iiadagtae ilse cnssntry for 16iyears, and bad been brought t sforsward aa'hcn a 'Whig Govoriincnt wsee in dilficalty, and had hi 110Otbr masuesof its oswa to propose, althougs, for the i coinereonss osil tho nicasre ...

... 0 fixed to the Conservative candidate whether he will or E e not. What Swift's Mad Mollyneux calls- The brangling jars of Whig and Tory, As stale and worn as Troy town story, I are supposed, by a stretci of political imagination. to is be in as full ...

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... eucased to tise asE eb claini. Wa~liois is tiso Conservatives' loan, and at one time '55 it was Whispered chest that thse Whigs would generos sly YE tir allose bins, to be elected ; bist this is riuite absurd. The fr [a- Speakerobip of the Houes of Commons ...

... Friee Pr-or; of 1 Ireb r'ire't. . Waes this-I' Tlloy 5tire 1' Farmers) cury rot hliac airy very dleciderd oprinionis albout Whig u''srt Tory; beet let pireise be concedled Whcre it is circe; lres. - ceny wero cirlme iidelited to Mr Foerlyce for his able ...