... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... all aloug been of a piece. In every great political question which for many years has agitated the public mind, how have the Whigs and Radicals succeeded accomplishing their objects ? By strong pressure from without—by holding popular meetings, making vehement ...

... some desperate stabs, the marks of which will be troublesome yet ; and a more unkind friend still was Sir F. Baring, the old Whig financier, who, by the way, was the only Liberal who had conscience and courage enough to vote against the Budget. The best ...

... everything that we can in his favour. As things go, we are satisfied, that if we might have had a better appointment from the Whig Ministry, we might also have had infinitely worse. We hardly fancy that the Bishop-elect is a man after Lord Shaftesbury's ...

... the second port in the empire, was very important. The most important Whig opponent of the Budget was Sir Francis Baring, who was, in some capacity or other, a member of every Whig Government from 1830 1852. His son, also, lias been Lord of the Admiralty ...

... bands, had soiight. he (Mr. j wtukl cvnaider the matter, and His Houour sai'i uo Monday. extended for month, do* cortiflc.tu Whig duhrW pro- underrt.mil that tJe'wester («, late wwl llii. cilj ear Circuit M ‘^«““» i^ ...

... between the friends of the Pope and his enemies, to decide between the bead of the Catholic Church and the government of the Whigs. The committee lists of the rival candidate.; have been published. That of Lord Carupden is headed by The O'Donoghue, oue ...

... resented personal slight the rejection of his and Mr. Cobden’a Treaty. Still, it is very moot point whether the principle of the Whig Budget sound unsound one. Though they commanded large I and unexpected majority, the Ministers have failed to satisfy experienced ...