... progressive views from obtaining the seat. The Liberal candidate was denounced as a Whig, the Tory candidate was eulogised as the enemy ol the base, brutal, and bloody Whigs. The madness of the hour prevailed—a man who would support reform—advocate free ...

... existed would have been excited. But it appeared that the dominant party in the Corporation, along with the slavish Whigs—(groans for the Whigs) some of them who were the advocates of Whiggery in the Corporation, and outside it, some of them men who had received ...

... to the mill by women and girls, in gl.isscaseas the la«t Irish Whig (laughter). I admit that weeping for work.” The paper und whiskey interests being the lime of the first Earl Grey the Whigs were powerful thus disposed of, I come now to the question of ...

... Dublin Corporation would be otherwise composed. But, instead two it has got three parties —the Protestant or Tory party, the Whig or place-hunting Catholic partv, and that party whose aspiration is to see Irishmen all creeds vote for national purposes, ...

... had made to the present evil condition of Ireland, and Whig misrule, and olher clan-trap, be believed his friends, the T r ei, would just little for Ireland as the base, bloody, and brutal Whigs Mr. Martin supported the Albert degradation. Ho bad been ...

... present, but of all Whig Governments, to take Irish affairs quietly as possible. Unless pressed by the power of an O'Connell., or one of those combinations of Irish members which sometimes occur, and we wish they were more frequent, Whig Governments dismiss ...

... but of all Whig Govern- ments, to take Irish affairs as quietly as possible. Unless pressed by the power of b an O'CoMOLL, or one of those combi. Uations of Irish menbers which sometimes t] occur, and we wish they were more frequent, D Whig Governments ...

... her Majesty's Government, begun by the present Prime Minister in China thirty years ago, and from that time enforced by every Whig Government, has led to constant little wars which have culminated in the deeply deplored burning of Kagosim.i, and the massacres ...

... predominant patty in sentiment in the country, yet in action its influence is not materially felt. The reason is obvious—the Whig party has its head, its guide; tho Tory party the same; but the National party is without any centre of authority, and is in ...

... minister that election bad already cost the public £22,000. This charity commission was popularly knowtrias the nett of the Whig- and it wse the duty the house to institute a searching examination into its proceedings, and the manner which the appointments ...

... him. Captain Knox, who no one can entertain doubt, woold defeat any, even the most eligible and respectable candidate the Whigs could put forward, is wall known devoted supporter of the great Conservative party, earnest and orthodox Churchman, and member ...

... study. Mr. Ferrand complained of the tyranny systematically practised by Whig governments in the royal dockyards, and the practices which they had always adapted to strengthen the Whig interest in the dockyard boroughs. —Adjourned. ...