... constituencies, thirty-one are new men, of whom twenty-four are set down as Liberals. The whole number is divided by the Whig press into forty-seven Conservatives and fifty-eight Liberals, while' • in the last Parliament fifty-three Conservatives sat ...

... seems to he a clever fellow. sees in Whig rule a species of millenium. sees, or says, nothing of ajvanishing people, of insecure tenures, of Whigs in power giving their protection to theanti-lrish State Church, which Whigs out of power denounced with unsparing ...

... elected six years ago be has consistently supported the Whigs. He has supported Lord Palmereton in every division, supported hi* on every trial of Lis strength, and it is owing the support Few Whig Catholics that Lord Palmerston and his colleagues are still ...

... everybody expected, in the whitewashing the real delirqaent, Lord Weatbnry. Who believed that Whigs, four whom were Cabinet ministers, would condemn Whig Lord Chaocellor ? Tbe result proves that tbe government were right in packing the committee. A majority ...

... the n JB Commoea, and Whig backing tap, port him, could not inepire eoaifldenoe; but now removed from the boots which tbs Ministry ia most attacked, and most his Vifljig anpporteM are longer there. Francis Baring, the ferrert Whig Chancellor tbs Exchequer ...

... Independent Oppositionist. Athlone ejects the Whig banker, Ennis, and returns an Irish-Londoner, Reardon. This is a gain, no doubt. Cashel kicks out Lanioan, who boasted that his vote had saved the Whigs, and exclaimed, when asked would he support the ...

... treachery and cowardice of the Whig*, deeply persuaded that political cataatwphe will b« awtad. Ui« Church secured, the landlords Tindieatad.andths Papists humbled, by the of this mastic, able member. Are you determined Whig? zealous leveller presents himself ...

... to state distinctly that the Whigs, and all who aid and abet them, are the bitterest curse of our country today. Lords Palmerston and Russell have proved themselves the persistent enemies of Irish interests everywhere. Whig intrigue, by subsidizing the ...

... among the manifold delinquencies of the Whig Cabinet this shameful case nepotism will remembered. Public interests should not sacrificed to serve family purposes. A notorious case of ecclesiastical jobbery by Whig prelate reated a sensation not long since ...

... the past fortnight merely the difficulty of determining whether the Liberal Conservative, Mr. Pirn, could have secured the Whig support he was so largely receiving by auy price short of sudden apostaey. We are aware that a number of Independent Catholic ...

... that they,were Whig association ; that idea could not be more energetically repudiated. The Very Uev Canon Famll wit-bed to explain. He bad no intention identifying that association with the Whig party. He was much opposed to the Whig party as any one ...

... wisdom of their policy, and upon their aptitude in assimilating to themselves forces which lie about them. It is true that Whigs glow robust in the bracing air of Opposition, and the fact may console them for their exit; but if they are wise they will ...