... are prophesying Brahmins in the great Whig house somewhere—(laughter).—and I dare say they are foretelling all sorts of evil, that may cams from the passing of this bill. I have heard a member airce then of a Whig Cabinet declare that he believed there ...

... by the Whigs as a man inimical to progress, was the man to lay that bill before Parliament—a reform bill such the Whigs never dared concoct or propose. (Load cheers.) If the Conservatives were not in favour of progress, at all events the Whigs were not ...

... _arrangement . A _seat is not a thing to _be thrown away wholly without an eriuivalent . _But if _the _sacrifice of _twenty Whig- _seats _will procure _the _diBfranclusement of as many _Conservative _seats , and a _somewhat more popular _franchise _besides ...

... though it he faint—our path , though it be narrow —lies in the _formation of a party absolutely _independent of both _* ( Whigs and _Tories . ) _In other words , the policy of the higher clergy ot the Ctmrcil of _Home is to make Irish _representatives ...

... towns _additional members , and to lower _the _franchise _materially—the cry from _the _thick-and-thin Tories , from the old Whigs , and from the politicians . who _don't know their own minds , would be that the _scheme _meant revolution . Wellno snch c ...

... _B'A _^ _. nobody _in the _cooniry more _frightened . of a _EcfonaEitI _than ccrtailt momberj of Urooks ' _s _Club-tho _great _Whig _, _clol ) in Sh Jauia _. Rtreet , _London . If _. thcso _pFopbtiayili _!? • _'Brahmin _* aro' fpretelliii _^ all _kinds ...

... invariably uofulaUed and advantage taken of the hostility of the Tories an-I the indifference (to use a mild word) of the Whigs, who have on all occasions shelved the question by one costrivanee or another. I believe, also, that the people have endured ...

... tQ iwhich, ?? devotedlife andhonour,'I hereby authorise and call on him to do so. JA; o SCE#PHEjRs, C.E.I.R. The N9ortheernI Whig says :-For some 'days .past, the most absurd rumours have been afloat bas to the progress of Fenianism in Belfast and ,the ...

... denuded supporter, with the Conservative voter, but he declined to do so. and in the course of the day recorded his vote for the Whig candidate. I ought to explain that if Mr Barclay had personally tendered his vote, the usual declaration of identity, and that ...

... to themselves, but which they wij-h to see generally adopted by the country. They are not Radicals, and still less are they Whigs. the other hand, they wont allow themselves to be called Conservatives, even when proposing schemes the secret purport of which ...

... concludes with the words“ She was sentenced to be hanged upon the 7th of April, which was accordingly done The celebrated Whig advocate, tountainhall, was of counsel for this poor fanatic, and from him, in his diary of the day. we have the truth 27th ...

... Narvaez, backed by the whole weight of the Crown, would be the men to do it. The * Liberal Union party are compared to the Whigs and Moderate Liberals of England ; but their ascendency has been chiefly gained by the possession of O'Donnell as a chief, ...