... Of Irish members present there voted for Government : Catholic Protestant Whigs mei 17 Of the majority voting with Ministers, 289 were E - n,g - - Bub. Scotch, aad Welsh members; and 26 Irish. Of the minority voting against Ministers, 225 were English ...

... party, Whig or Tory. Whigs, of course, will answer “no;” Tories would answer “ no” if asked, Would you bring in the Whigs ?” the Tories being in power. . T • But there is, or at least there was, amongst lri:,n politicians a party other than these Whig and ...

... r - . sate Ireland for many shortcomings in other Inspects ; and that, believing this to the eady: consideration on which a Whig could be deemed preferable to a ToryAdminishation fbsJsad , declared by their Teti *0 41110/1 as bad as the worst than any ...

... cope with the Whigs, as the Mail and Express would argue in their suspiciously frantic denunciation of Catholic Opposition to the Ministry; the Conservatives, pure and simple, counted altogetner but 287 votes, including pairs; whiletheir Whig opponents ...

... Saturday morning's debate in the House of Commons, I was simple enough to believe that Mr. Maguire was in opposition to the Whigs, and was recognised an independent member. On examining the division list, I find that Mr. Maguire neither spoke nor voted ...

... against Ministers from England, Wales, or Scotland. The most advanced Liberals,” as well the most antique and uuprogressive Whigs, supported them. Some of the severest speeches against Ministers were spoken by members of the British Liberal party ; but ...

... of the shock pitched the four lads into the water, between the breastwall and the boat. Litt e could be done to save them, ©whig to their position, but with considerable exertion the pan of the lock-keeper, Mr. Beattie, one of them, was rescued. The others ...

... have been always Whigs, and they will be Whigs still; but their conduct on this occasion is the best proof of the truth, the prudence, and the efficacy the much-abased policy of Independent Opposition. Mr. Cogan—always hitherto a Whig, and, as he avows ...

... this question, in which, he said, 44 he fully concurred. Shortly after, a highly respectable Londoner, who declared himself a Whig and a Liberal, said ,4 that any effort made by the Conservative party to ensure Ultramontane support, to introduce them to ...

... Italians or the desire of the Romans to rid themselves of the Pope? Would it have got them any one of the things which the Whigs refused them ? If it would not, why are they to be denounced for not yielding it and if it would, what are we to think of the ...

... Ireland at least, which could strictly be called indepeudAnt. Subtracting their tsbLthe tellies of party pro and con. alone The Whig and Tory musters rallied to do _ Work of their party to a a pities tisk paretic's(' is Myer to retain ...

... THE ORANGE ANNIVNILEARY IN NOBSII. NORTHERN WHIG.) _ TUEBtPAY NICIIT.—The Orange anniver • sary has passed over here, in comparison with previous years, rather quiet. Crowd, of people were in what is known as the disturbed districts, and some few slight ...