... 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 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...