... subject of education are known to bo at variance with those of the great body of the managers and supporters of schools. The Whig leaders have always desired either a secular education, or one from which distinctive religious teaching should bo excluded ...

... a hostile spirit towards ius country, will not attempt to conjecture. People have said that nothing to be got out of the Whigs but by bullying them. Mr. certainly acts on that doctrine ; and if it did not answer in the case of the Trent, it seems to ...

... major, hbAvever, aa ill command a large amount of BUpport. His agents are fully confident of success, Avhilst ihose of Mte Whig candidate are far less hopeful, and only ■firpectto win. 'l'he Granard family nre giving active support to Golonel White, and ...

... lordship.’* ina;or. however, will command large amount of ■Uppo; -. His agents are fully confident of success, whilst ...

... lordship.** major, however, will command a large amount of ■Uppo;*. His agents are fully confident of success, whilst of the Whig candidate are far less hopeful, and only expect t«» win. The family are giving active support ta Colonel Wlide, sod is also ...

... is much, I think, regretted that the term Conservative” was ever permitted in supplant ! hat of “Tory,” “Liberal” that of “Whig.” From •.hat day political degeneracy has been discernible, and fi*st and lo«>'e ” p*dlti ...

... be regretted that the term Conservative was ever permitted in 1835 to supplant that »f Tory, or Liberal that of Whig. From that day political degeneracy has been discernible, and ** fast and loose politicians on the increase. I like the ...

... people of Ireland to the nominee of the Whigs; and comparative stranger has ousted the would-be Junior Lord of the Treasury of the Palmerston Cabinet. After such defeat there certainly no inoro hope for the Whigs in Ireland. If they could not succeed in ...

... people of Ireland to the nominee of the Whigs ; and a comparative stranger has ousted the would-be Junior Lord of the Treasury of the Palmerston Cabinet. After such a defeat there is certainly no more hope for the Whigs in Ireland. If they could not succeed ...

... plainly ro chance ; and the services of his family to the Whigs have been undoubtedly great, and, according to a wide-spread rumour, are in a fair way of being recognised in the approved Whig fashion, lie may fairly decline any further exertions secure ...

... Colonel Luke White had made his own election. He chose to leave the Conservative ranks in order to figure as a leader among the Whig-Radicals. From an honest and independent member he determined to become the colleague of Lord I'almhg-ston ; and this with ...

... their chief arguments on the letter of a British Minister, and that the first overt assailant of tbe declaration of 1856 is the Whig Foreign Secretary of 1862. It remains to be 3een how ■the powers who were parties to that declaration will regard this flagrant ...