... ive, and when ceased to I a so, I wish you to contrast bis politics. H«a patriotism was so exuberant that bis friends the Whigs were obliged in consistency sven remove him trom the Deputy Lieutenancy of ibis county ; is now Lord Lieutenant, and bss had ...

... position of the Ministry was merely nominal; proforma, the Conservative Opposition sat for a short interval on the one, the Whig Ministry on the other side of the House. Every one knew that in few hours the respective parties would change, places. Let ...

... seen. Whig placemen are not very generous except to themselves (as witness the service plat# to the Ex-whipper-in, Sir William Hsytcr) and 1 do not fancy (be Duke of Somerset is exactly tho man to a handsome and offhand act. In fine, the Whigs are tr ...

... much taste for scientific and mechanical subject but. aave aa maintaining his heraditary posit ion as a member of the great Whig party, has taken no very active part la politics. London, Monday. The Duke of Buecleuch and Lord Henry Scott arrived In town ...

... the weakness of the Irish Poor Law system, it can scarcely be forgotten that great part of that weakness has been caused the Whig Government itself. The Board never got such a blow as was given them by Mr. Cardwell. Their opponents were not inflated with ...

... conclusion that the Conservative leaders are baiting their hooks for Ultramontane support. A speech better calculated to servo the Whig Government could not be conceived than one capable of the interpretation which the organs of that party are already giving ...

... manifests itself. Whatever policy may held out persons aspiring occupy Treasury benches, once seated there —Tros Tyriutve —Tory or Whig—the Italians will be allowed to follow their own dispositions undisturbed us. But that is not the course you have pursued, ...

... of the indignation meeting” attempted to got up by John Bright in Birmingham, after Lord John Russell’s intimation that the Whigs had turned cold shoulder to the Reformers Out of a population 300,000, only 200 persons were present ! A telegram received ...

... by acta that are unconstitutionally coercive, and that have direct tendency to create crime their irritating influence The Whig party lias always kept strife in the North, that were its design, no better way of accomplishing such a purpose could have ...

... Bar must not rudely sacrificed, bound that institution is closely with the life and vigour of our local institutions. The Whigs have always had eye CcntraUzation in connection with the Irish Law Courts. Their pet principle has been to bring all the important ...

... breach of discipline, and decrees the Bishop in his own costs. This is not the complete triumph, therefore, which the Northern Whig boasts of to-day in mere spirit of party. On the contrary, the time has only now come for public opinion to say whether such ...

... curtailed of its fair proportions as presented last Session, and bearing on the face it unmis' takable evidence of genuine Whig inspiration, may some little good towards reforming great evil It is to be hoped however, that the Administration which at ...