... looks upon him the most dangerous and sectarian statesman in his foreign policy that modern times have ever seen ; and the mere Whig Protestant and Catholic detest him for his canning composition of that tsrtiwn qiud —that cross between Whiggery and Toryism ...

... the opinions of em- Church held by the Minister who propore to educate people ? And in reference to the popularity of the Whig Goveniment in this country, to which Sir Robert alluded, observes--The popularity of Lord Palmentoes Cabinet in Ireland is ...

... r him. To John Sadlier and his clique Ion! Palmerston and the Whip Ireland as a prey. The crimes of that colleague o! the Whigs, and confidant of Lord Palmerston, lust the borough of Sligo to the most popular of Ministers. Sir Robert told his auditory ...

... tint Baron Martin paid hia fhneral expenses. I know that benefit took place at the Hsyrnarket Theatre behalf his widow. was Whig of course, and his name was Charles Wilkins Not- Maghoas Aikmmm Magazine. WOBTHT OF EXAMPLE. time since Mr. W. Bateman Byng ...