... Crow on Baldwin Walker's light from England. He had been very severe on the fugitive admiral, as well as on the tricks of the Whig Admiralty; when, all at once, to the great astonishment of the House of Commons and the public, he throws the shield of his ...

... the same party. To what is it we owe the fierce conflict on church rates? To Whig fiddling, and nothing else, and especially to the fact that in this case, as in reform, the Whigs have not always stuck to the same tune. To what must we still impute the ...

... the Whig leaders are the only parties who are not better informed upon colonial affairs. But a high sense of honour, even a prompt feeling of common honesty, with the most moderate knowledge of the subject, one would think would have saved the Whig ad ...

... constituency will to-morrow evening be officially declared to have placed him. The Dublin Express says :—The defeat of the Whig party is most signal. In spite of the interest of Lord Fewmoy, the lord lieutenant of the county—in spite of the government ...

... ourselves as a nation, but more ticularly inculpating the Whigs. If one act given a greater impulse to slavery than another the repeal of the duties on slave-grown sugar. Do ad was the work of the Whigs, of Lord PAL3O,,:i STON and Lord JOHN RUSSELL in particular ...

... to the Church in this continued agitation ? Lurking in this interrogation lies the disinterested no of an inconsistent Whig politician, viewing the agitation from the stand-point of the Treasury Bench. _ If the agitation be an evil—and his lordship ...

... stains on the tarnished records of Whig cowardice, duplicity, and profligacy. However, no party can long pursue such a system with impunity wherever a free press keeps watch over public affairs. The only elements of Whig government in our day seem to be ...

... regards their policy. Churchmen are of all parties, and shrink from identifying themselves with any. But if the heads of the Whig party will unite with spoliators and revolutionists against the Church and against the Queen's oath, then Churchmen have a ...

... betraying the constituency to be silent on the circumstances that the friends of Mr. O'Hagan, the Irish Attorney General of the Whig government, are quietly but diligently canvassing the constituency on his behalf. Upon this the Constitution of the same city ...

... their maladroitness as something singular and sublime. Of the innamerous sections into which the party is divided, the pure Whig fragment seems to be the most fatally afflicted. This is the more observable because its friends in Parliament and out of ...

... ted on this result, but the perverse backsliding of the Whigs prognosticates a lengthened trial. It would, indeed, appear that antipathy to the Church is the only bond of union between the Whigs and the Democrats, and the indications of such a coalition ...

... off, the principal witness for the prosecution is smuggled off. Of course the explanation is that it never occurred to the Whig Ministry that Sir BALDWIN WALKER'S evidence was wanted. He had been examined by the Royal commission, and would not his answers ...