... affair. The kind of bardic music will be a jarring on the old string. No doubt, so far as the noble mover is concerned and his Whig friends in the Cabinet, their policy would be to let well alone. The representation is wide enough already. What there is is ...

... enemies of the Holy See. lam one of it? ' * voted children. The Whigs wish to despoil the lh,h'f of his temporal possessions. I wish to preserve thei f in all their integrity. The Whigs support a »ystem c f ' ' :rr education in Ireland, which has ...

... Tbcbb will not hb non th.o throb tloppocM botwMb Londoo bod Boljbwd, bod th. too will hb rotfoembd lb 6J hooib.— Sot them Whig, Sum ek'd ObPn.k AlTttlb.-Tbb thlrtfbooond bnoucl nbotioK bad olrctloa of tblb ItitUbUon took plbOb Mootep. ot the Loud a Tcroca ...

... dwindled down to 223, including even in that diminished number six politically renegade Irish Catholics and an envious English Whig. The threatened coalition between Toryism and Romanisra has done its worst, and has left a Government wisely desirous of effecting ...

... it yields is by 110 means in proportion with the large amount expended in its erection. At this time Mr. Moberly professed Whig principles, but being at the same time of extreme evange ical tendencies, he opposed with all his might the claims of the Catholics ...

... system of education because the Pope has declared it to be dangerous to faith and morals. He oppose- Mr. Deasy because “the Whigs refit-.* the reasonable requirements of the assembled prelates of Ireland. Has he had assurances from the Carlton that Lord ...

... Con- servative party, has always supported the Government of Lord Palmerston. Mr, Coffey isa member of the Munster bar, and a Whig. Mr, Andrews, Q.C., represents the Uni- tarian body as a Commissioner of National Education, and is a stanch Liberal. OvuTracE ...

... have reason to believe that the public may expect them to be carried into operation at no very remote date. —Northern Daily Whig. Macaulay and Mbs. Beecher Stowe. —NotwithsUnd* ing Macaulay’s reputation for conversational power, he appears to have uttered ...

... to be agreat measure of mercy to (Loud cheers.) Mr. said the hon. member for Birmingham had not been very courteous to the Whig party, although that party had been led by men whose names were written in the histury of England. (Hear.) The hon. member ...

... ns they have done in times past. At the present time the distinc- tion between whig and tory becomes so closely drawn that I think one could hardly distinguish what is a whig or what is a tory ; or, if I pat it in the proper acceptance of the term, we don't ...

... prepared to do so. The Whigs are tho avo .red enemies nf the Holy See. I ?? r ?? ■''*! ?? culWfcn, Tho Whigs wish to despoil tho Holy Father Of his temporal possessions. 1 wish to preserve them for him in all their integrity. The Whigs support a system ...

... several comrades my acquaintance, both inconvenient and expensive. The trickery b>.'iug practised j somewhere may smack of Whig tactics, but is very uu-English. How much longer are we to be trifled with ? Your obedient servant, ! New Park-street, Feb ...