... with which thc Whig party feebly and in vain essay the Government of Ireland—if government can call system which we see at one time conniving at an Uitraniootanisai more dangerous far than aught which even the distorting medium of Whig policy could discover ...

... (lonsc of Commons. In the minority of 39, not an Irish member was to be found, but he was sorry to »ay that 37 of them were Whigs. (Laughter.) He could not help paying his tribute of humble praise to Mr. Laing for the admirable and telling speech which ...

... placed his own assertions. the Prime Minister has been plotting and planning for some time how he could avenge hi uself on the Whig comptrollers of the Exchequer for his onslaught on th. paper duties. At last, his own felicitous manner Lord Palmerston lias ...