... the House than pretending to represent principles which they had ceased to defend, and who were supporting the cause of the Whigs when their duty to their con- stituents ought to indicate a very different line of action. However, the select few are ...

... present ecclesiastical settlement of Ireland. In doiug so he regretted the position of this question, long the stalking-horse of Whig party, but no longer in favour with the Treasury banch. In spite of the apathy of the House and the disinclination of ministers ...

... It has been the fashion j. the Whig-Radicals of late to discountenance o,t;0 ,t;^ Ca divisions, and to represent party distincas indistinct if not altogether obliterated. °ftp Cttn m discovering the cause ,ls - Wfien Whigs were in the zenith of r, and when ...

... country upon the subject of the Irish Church, a subject which was formerly made the stalking horse and stumbling block of the Whig party, but which now found little interest for the Treasury Bench. It was far easier for tlie Government to read lectures to ...

... it has e has such a majority been known. Seldom scene occurred. Political alliances were lost l every ono VOied as pleased. Whigs HjTj ' d Radicals, economists aud spendthrifts, 9 and ex-Ministers, and possibly proximate ers, were A \i ; j U together in ...

... upset, Mr. Disraeli tells us, coalitions, which he describes his bitterest style—in the first instance by the junction of the Whigs and the Peelitea—-these were the celestial archangels ; and the next time a coalition with the followers of Mr. Bright, that ...

... study at the University, and that his Royal Highness will enter at Christ Church in October Term next year. The Northern Daily Whig announces that a petition will be forthwith presented against tho return of Mr. Verner, who has just been elected member for ...

... Upper House. But what claim has the Duke of Somerset to such a distinction His Grace is one of the weakest of the incapable Whig clique that batten upon the nation. He ought never to have been placed at the head of a department of so much magnitude as ...

... your feet ' How delightful the joy of which nobody knows*! And the thoughtshow sublime, whichlie Under the Rose.' The Whigs they may fancy they govern the State, the world they may seem to prevail debate; ±$ut now is the season the truth to disclose— ...

... roport bo true, also, Mr. CoLEnIDns has been a Conservative, and it is suspected that he is a Liberal now only because the Whig Government appears able to offer the best retainer. As the son of an honoured father, Mr. COLERIDGE had some claim to the respect ...

... Michaelmas next. ' The whole may be carried off. The Barn and Thrashing Machine will available r the use of*purchasers. For vie whig, apply at the Farmhouse Deposit Twenty five per Cent. Refresliweut at Two, aud Safe Throo o'Clock p.m. Dated July 18th, 1963 ...

... could by any possibility form e ° ut their bod y- is the /'Udjs's rooms compact. Excited by the office, every section of the Whigs and .. carae together and undertook the direction \ . aftairs. But even this motley collec),4l^llduoed oed lldu l^ 4 by unworthy ...