... Mcse~l,. Mr. O'Hagan, Sir C. O'Loughlen, Lord Proby, Mr. F. Russell, and Mr. Staepoole. The majority of these gentlemen arc Whig hacks. If hut half the numbers had proved false to Ministerial ellurements, and true to their constituents and their counltry ...

... where the Indian deficit has been miti-1 gated. The Premier, however, rendered one service to history. He confesses that the Whigs il their Queen's Speeches have been romancing .all the time they have been in office, and that . words have every year been ...

... influence of the Court. The notion that the nths. Sovereign is a mere pageant, a notion delibe- tance rately fostered by the Whig statesmen who it, be ruled for the first fifty years of the House of a the Hanover, has become Nvith him an article of it out ...

... Thomas O'Hagan, her Majesty's Attorney- tal' General for Ireland, and twenty seats in the corpo- of ration for members of the Whig party, they not hay- Sb lug. thee a single member in it, th ough they shoald Es have fifteen or twenty. Having declined these ...