... and those of the country. To come, then, to plain, undeniable, electoral facts, it appears that during the last session the Whig-Radicals have gained no seats, and the Constitutional party have won no less than ; five. Of these, two are boroughs—Boston ...

... for the separation of Church and State (crieers). They were told' the moder ite Whig party and the League were identical in this election—that they were united. Unless the Whig party were prepared to throw their principles overboard that certainly could ...

... line, party spirit ran high. The Tories suprorted the King; the Whigs and Liberals the Queen. Mr. Oastler, with an independence of character which never forsook him, took side with the Whigs, not, however, assuming that the Queen was spotless, but affirming ...

... and the death of W ILLIAM IV. eight years elapsed. Daring this period the Government was for the most part conducted by the Whig party. Protestant ascendancy had come to an end in fact as well as in theory. Yet Ireland did not become loyal. WILLIAM IV ...

... believers in the powers of the Coalition were fed at the opening of Patliaanent, it will still be seen that they are, in true Whig fashion, a long way ahead of the performances of the Session. But it is not for the actual business transacted during the last ...

... than any this country can boast of in recent years. This degeneracy in our eminent statesmen appears more marked among the Whigs than in the I opposite party, though both have suffered deterioration. The recent changes in the existing Government is a sure ...

... session is, perhaps, a blessing rather than an evil to to separate, but before it did so he thought it the country, and thus the Whig Ministers have done advisable to direct the notice of the Government to , good despite themselves, by being • forced to do ...

... certainly men's minds. Reform is given up by the Whigs. has not always gone into the same lobby. The Th e b a ttle of civil and religious liberty, which used to exceptions may not have been very many, but do the Whigs some service, was fought long ago, then they ...

... elevated to the upper house, William Talbot Crosbie, of Ardfert Abbey, and The O'Donoehue will stand for the county—the former on Whig principles. No Conservative move has been as yet made. SUDDEN DEATHS. Between eleven and twelve o'clock yesterday Mr. Thomas ...

... his friends. Well,; hen,t,'. Mr. Osborne was simply abusive instead of witty; if his finest point consistedt n comparing a Whig to a gorilla, and his epigrammatic wit in describing the Liberal party as a set of 'confirmed invalids who required a change ...

... changed as he has caused others to change from I their former convictions and principles. He would allow no new growth among the Whigs, and he preferred one or two extreme Radicals to the ample choice of moderate Liberals afforded him. It is literally impossible ...

... against him. He is clogged and crippled by the antagonistic prejudices of an obsolete Toryism, only half supported by lukewarm Whigs. Sweep away these obstacles, says the Liberal press—and the threat is endorsed by one Liberal orator after another appeal to ...