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... SIr RoBsRT PREL, BART., G.O.B. (From the Korten Whig.) Lord Russell's regard for tbe initerests of Ireland baa not made him indifferent to the feelings of Sir B. Peel. IteW neaury to the government of the country, and, if aot to the existence of the ministry ...
... msneate olasses of Roman eatho. lies; those classes will henedforth be fromihe eradle steped in foulest bigotry, if the ecreant whig ministry ae allowed to have their way. The Bomish prelates are slowly and stealthily building up a pile of educational endowments ...
... Establisbment question, and the question of Education. The Ultramontane organs, always ill-disposed to Lord Russell and the old whigs, are urging war to the knife against any government that will not adopt the platform of the caucs; but to a policy so unc ...
... motives, might deprecate Mr. Stanafeld't return to office; but those amongst us best able to judge would be glsd, as long as the Whigs remaim in power, to see the country reap the advantage of his great and acknowledged abiliti,, well knowing that what they ...
... prophesying Brahmimes In the great whig house somewhere, and I dae sy they are foretelling all sorts of evils that may come from the possing of this bill. (Laughter.) I have heard a member, and a member since then of a whig cabinet declare that he be. i lieved ...
... lecturing an if our onsution wan as old as the Egyptians, sad an if we never had a domestic trouble 8 in our livme One day a Whig pundit gives serious adviea to Austria to mend her ways an regard to Hungary and Venetia another time we have Sir Oracle saying ...
... though it be faint-our path, though it be a cnarrow-lies in the formation of a party abao- I lutely independent of both (Whigs and Tories). e In other words, the policy of the higher clergy of the Church of Rome is to make Irish representatives a neither ...
... and Lord CASTLEREAGOH; it was em- bodied in a motion submitted to the House of Commons by Lord FRANCIs EGEXRTON; and eminent Whig statesmen have looked upon it as suggesting a possibly effective, and if effective desirable, sub- atitute for penal legislation ...