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... Government, of which he had been the supporter, had departed from the rule of Whig Governments m past times, and, instead of taking entirely the advice of certain portiors of the Whig powers, had taken advice from that section of the house among whom I generally ...

... these occasions. yet Earl Russell, and, indeed, every Whig statesman, a plenty of generous words for Ireland, but it is ti On they are not in office. This is one of the dis- ?? characteristics of the Whigs. In opposi- teithsy are liberal to the verge of R ...

... Nof the new Adminlfltratlon. Lord Staihope 2wtU' als'o pro- bably acceptofficegand iti3 hope' that soeof-th'eme Conservative Whigs will loin Lord Derbjr, 'Wh'wo'ld h prepared to concee to -themi a dequae representatin in the Cabnt.'- The followirg list has ...

... rte e b.llot; but politicel platforms are of te frileds for tie 3 merbans to an end thsa as representing that oed mor1e5 it Whigs when out of offils hoist the banner ethe 1 Retranchmentj and Reform, and whea in foe P e money in repairing old boats which ...

... augmented that the working men may find it ?? to return thedr own oadidate, without entering into compromsbes with either the Whig or C-nserVitlVS ptrty, a5 is now frequsntly done; and when this is so, why, the plee Itself is practicslly un. represented ...

... for the purpmfose-of promoting the happiness of the whole people, there can be no doubt that in our day the chiefs of the Whig and Tory factions-al, in fact, who are eligible to advise the Queen, and direct the policy of The country, are distinguished ...

... soions of the great Whig houses. All these are morally emasculated, and smitten with an intellectual barrenness which precludes all reasonable hope of any effective aid to the Liberal cause proceed- ing from them. Then, as to the Whig-Radicals--not even ...

... favour something good msy come. No party has, or ought to have, a monopoly of tbis subjeot Certainly the manner in which the Whig section of the aristeoracy hava be- ksved on this subject dose not entitle them to the exclusive ?? of dealing with it. Now ...

... asit Lord qussell acknowletged to the world, that the Whig party, as far as statesman- ship is concerned, was nearly worn out. If it be so, It mnst be by their own policy. Suppose that all the old Whigs-end I ?o not speak of them without respect, beouaue ...

... every Minister tht a=cospte offce, be rig, Tory, or R-idical; and therefore it is bet'er he O-nEervativea should allow the Whig measure - wihhout offering it any selrous opposition thae ?? to onit Earl Russell, and comD iato office with fM question still ...

... alatated to benefit Ireland hls been passed. The old and dotostablo policy of coeri ma is adhered to by Tories as well as Whigs, and at tho termination of the seasion a Bill Was assented to for pro! rging t'e s 8uspesion of the EHbeas Corpus Act in Irelsd ...