... principally in the camp of the Whigs, the other principally in the camp of the Tories. Occasionally the occupants of the Whig camp acted the part of Whigs. But that which in a Tory was * excess of wickedness,’ was refined in a Whig to * ill-regulated conductand ...

... the more you have effected towards P ting end this strife and winning peace liberty and home again. Shoot close. —Richmoml Whig, ...

... make-bel eve. The Herald trusts the Conservatives will be prepared to accept all the reeponsibility of their position if the Whigs shall feel that it is impossible to bold office after • deliberate condemnation of their policy. Star remarks if the Government ...

... Dublin Evening Mail, only that near the close of his exordium we find an earnest appeal to the body to support the Whig Government. A Whig Government gave to Mr. Attorney General his Judgeship, but we do not think three or four men ought be found guilty ...

... opponents proportionately weak, the Irish independent Opposition” and the Radicals ale, at least well mclined to them towards the Whigs; why don they take office I The reply cannot given a sentence There is, first, the wefidmown repngMace o« Lord Derliy to enter ...

... St Stephen f. F few moiltlis. Both of tliem served m a subaltern otlico under Peel, and lived to hold high office under his whig antagonists. Both worked hard at the official Ufe, Lord Dalhousie in the Board of Trade dinin'' the railway mania, Lord Canning ...

... Dublin Evening Mail, only that near the close of his exordium we find an earnest appeal to the body to support the Whig Government. A Whig Government gave to Mr. Attorney-General his judgeship but we do not think three or four men ought to be found guilty ...

... make-believe.” The Herald trusts the Conservatives will be prepared to accept all the responsibility their position, if the Whigs shall feel that it impossible to hold office after a deliberate condemnation of their policy. The Star remarks if the Government ...

... Lord Carlisle, Lord Albemarle, Lord Minto. 1 saw pass before me during the evening many leading men the different parties— Whigs great majority, but also Tories and Radicals, from Lord Aberdeen to Mr. Grote. entered with several into short conversation; ...

... had to count upon the organized and vehement opposition the Papal . Bishops when his re-election came round. Those Irish - Whig members are themselves, no doubt, delighted at I their deliverance from the awkward necessity turning their backs upon their ...

... and never sees. Such societies also afford pretexts for governmental tyranny, and ' law and order' spouting on the part of Whig priests. What do you mean by governmental tyranny ? —Those who administer the law in a harsh spirit and unjustly. And did ...

... the Dublin Evening Mail, only that near the close his exordium we find an earnest appeal to the body to support the Whig Government. A Whig Government gave to Mr. Attorney General his Judgeship, hut we do not think three or four men ought to he found guilty ...