... to the gigantic job in piogress for letting Whi-because has married a Tory. The affair all the worse because other member is Whig. the present position of affair* every vote itfxthe home is of vital importance, and loud indeed will the jubilations in D ...

... departure of the population, and uuite with the Whig Government, from which Ireland can hope not even for sympathy ? I Every legislative measure advocated by the Whigs has levelled a blow against Ireland. To Whig legislation we are indebted for the ruin of ...

... with Ash toe lay: There was the stout Rirltarinns’ firm array; There ate our leveled brethren, son sod sire. Butchered—to make Whig majority ! All rushed through the House. Shall they expire And unrevenged? Arise ye end glut your ire - Tht The Prince and ...

... narrowed by Whig incapacity, between Whig ignominy and public disaster. Dis- tinctly, the remedy for our present political afflic- tion is to be found alone in a change of Govern- ment, whether or not heralded by an appeal to the constituencies. Whig organs ...

... and entered into elaborate argument to show the decadence aud the weakness of the country. have thus from the mouths of our Whig Ministers authoritative tfslimony to the justice of the taunts which Franco and Germany lling at us, and what even more important ...

... Mr. Sotherou Estcouri. The arrival Lord Pan'iSßSTow at 20 minutes five o'clock was hailed with a burst of cheering from the Whig and licul benches, which was renewed when withdrovv to the bar and brought up the protocols and papers relating to the Conference ...

... division. If all tho members of the Administration were as competent to their duties as this very important functionary the Whigs might be sure of a term of office long enough to satisfy the greediest of Elliotis and the most tenacious of Russells. What ...

... landed in 1782), and shortly afterwards became aide-de-camp to the general commanding, the Hen. Henry Fox, other to the great. Whig leader. returned to Krgiand the evacuation of Minorca at the peace of Amiens in 1812, Ho became second cup* t iu 1804, and ...

... her autonomy, might have been obtained, the Whig Government protested against doing anything to irritate Russia. When circumstances changed, and the condition of Europe made all interference im- possible, a Whig Government raved abont the wrongs of Poland ...

... boa mere question of party—whether Whigs or Tories shall hold oflico; it will not a question between peace or war; for the Conservative statesmen will maintain peace long pcaeo is compatible with honour, whilst the Whig statesmen declare that honour longer ...

... that this humiliating policy, though looked upon as per- fectly in keeping with the tactics of the Oladstones, Ilussells, anel Whig-Manchester fraction of the Cabinet, is doemed very extraordinary on the part of Lord Palmerston. On the Continent the extra- ...

... with Russia, she would have to face the wholo German Confederacy alone. £o much tho worse for her, for Denmark, and for tho Whig cabal. We had no right, and were under no necessity, to cast adrift the French alliance, which a Conservative Cabinet could ...