... eulogy on the victor. This was highly honourable to the manly feeling of the future king; for at the time he was allied to the Whig party, who, from a bitter hostility to the government, laboured to decry the Peninsular cam- paign by deteriorating from talents ...

... in times of elections. You know what happened when a Whig can- didate camie forward for any borough or s county. A man from those Liberal papers went down to the elections and opposed the Whig candidate, and fought hard for the Tory candidate. That ...

... disturbing agitation, with the traditions and designs of their Church. The fact is, the Priesthood when pensioned “by the Whigs,” as the peasantry would put it, far from having any sort of influence over the people in politics, would be the objects of ...

... inducement to offer to the other sections of “the great Liberal party’-—that all sufficient inducement to Whig—that it afford, tbe beat chance of keeping the Whig* in office. Mr. Bright, with bis many faults, has. at least this virtue, that be is thoroughly honest ...

... poatsrily tbs year 2270 that amount. Tbe present to oonMrea la aolid, certain, and • fructifying la oar poitoU. ia Um words of Whig fin oier. aablbse pitas of delicacy to our remote posterity it rtaieaary, for half people this island do sot apart world to ...

... and mnst long remain the inveterate enemy of the Catholic religion, whether that Government be administered by Tories or Whigs, Liberals or Radicals. It may act with fairness and even with libe rality towards Catholics in their capacities as citizens ...

... made palatable by a man who declared that the enua probandi lay solely with the advocates of exclusion, and a group of old Whigs who, if exclusion be not their principle, have no raison d'etre. There, too, is the Jamaica question, to be argued by a Minister ...

... noahte ehn* raoterixe that policy an sinoera, jast and liberal/* but ite nature we had no doubt have no doubt that the old Whig game eon oeenion and eoneiliatioo in to ba played ever •gain, utterly regeidtean the oonaeqneaeen to the eoaatry at large, ...

... the question reform, brought about Whig treachery or incapacity, would be, Mr. Bright advises them—and what says, opinion everywhere confirms—a dissolution not only of parliament for the time being but of the Whigs as parly, for ever. They, know this ...

... finding a verdict of guilty. To say so would be about as absurd as it would be for a Whig to call a airy perjured because he professes principles from which the Whig dissents. Let us look at this matter steadily. It is at the root of the English system ...

... his cabinet would his cold refusal to recognise the possibility of finding administrative talent outside the beaten wav of Whig family friendship. The country will undoubtedly regard the promotion of this young politician as satisfactory in itself, and ...

... gang aft aglee. There is a power which, properlj»used, will neutralize this bargaining of the leading men in the nation, Whigs and Tories by turns, with the Ultramontane influence. If the Protestant Members from Ireland did but assume this year an i ...