... Irish members had been pacified by a compromise: the Whigs were in good spirits again, and, partly in their exuberance of delight, partly from the indistinct line which now separates Tory from Whig, some of the latter Darty actually hailed in the street ...

... Venard to that of Poitiers; both were members of the Congregation des Missions Etrangeres. - - RE.tzON OR INSTOWT.—The Aortic-is Whig says :—An extraordinary instance of very remittable instinct, which certainly approaches almost the bounds of reason. in nearly ...

... difference of opinion. The fact, is, that the Conservatives are timid and apathetic; the Radicals bide their time ; and the Whigs are in office-hence the political indifference which recoiled at the threat of a Dissolution of Parliament, and left Ministers ...

... men of honour, of intelligence, and they are men of t- wealth; and he did not care what they called them, te whether it be Whig or Tory, they never go far wrong; in they are a happy and tolerably well united political family di (Laughter and hear, hear ...

... rEDNESDAY, JuNE 19, 1861. NOTES OF THE WEEK. I_ _ .t - -k -11T- !_ _ __ ___s IC We wonder what the Whig journals would have e, said, had they been called-upon to record such a week m te of Parliamentary humiliation as the last in the history bi of a ...

... in principle; it was right according to constitutional precedent; and was pro- nounced with a dignity and a judgment which, Whig though he be, will make Mr. DExxsoN's Speakerahip honourably memorable in the annals of Parliament. The reaction in public ...