... manufacturers, it will form an important element in trade between this country and Spain. CORNELIUS O'DoWD OK THE WHIGS IN IRELAND When remember that Whig rule always has been in I re land alternate insult and conciliation—a Durham letter to day, adenuciation ...

... Cabinet ; less extensive one will prevent him from taking office, and would induce the new Premier louL adliea amongst the pure Whigs. But while Reform will, if the Government can mould events as it desires, be the great event of the session, there is another ...

... to create anxiety, and that it can inspire little confidence except among those who have been brought up in the 'Whig houses and the Whig faith. To such it is a matter of course that so long as Earl Russell is at the head of affairs, and is seconded by ...

... is beginning to create anxiety, and that it can inspire little confidence except among those who have beeu in the Whig houses and the Whig faith ; but it isa passage which suggests some painful thoughts on the position occupied by our Indian possessions ...

... prophesying Brahmins iv the great Whig house somewhere—(laughter), and dare say they are foretelling all sorts of evils that may come from the passing of this bill Laughter.) I have heaid a member since then of a Whig Cabinet declare that he believed there ...

... la c a confession of weakness, and appears as U Earl Russell acknowledged to the world [what fact the' truth] that the Whig party, so far a* statesman ship was concerned, was pretty worn ** out. On the whole, seems to us tL'S-fc Mr. Bright has ...

... offices, and that they are little more than bare bones thrown to noisy dogs in order to keep them quiet. Nevertheless tbe Whigs by themselves are so weak, that it is not impossible that they may even yet be compelled to purchase the support of Mr. Bright ...

... (Hear.) I have heard a member since then of a Whig Cabinet declare that he believed there was nobody the country more Lightened of a Reform Bill than certain members of Brookes'a Club, which is the great Whig club in St. •laraes's, in London. (Hear, hear ...

... more than suspect that the recent accessions his ministry will tend to iucrease, rather than diminish them. For those old Whigs, towards whom Mr. is so complimentary to suppose them quietly deposited with all the symbols of national lespect in Westminster ...

... Israelitish persuasion, the Papal brigade, the members of the metropolitan boroughs, the Scotch Radicals, and the hereditary Whigs. Those men, fact, formed a mere fortuitous congregation of atoms brought together by the power of Lord Palmerston's name ...

... in the jargon of his school, the constitution, he would never condescend to conciliate the distrusts and dislikes of the Whigs. If there were materials upon which he could work to create anything like large expression of public opinion he would never ...

... po h'psn Brab ves in the great Whig hous.e somehe (laughter),and I dare say' they' are. foretelling all sorts of evils that may come from the passing of this bill. I have heard a memiber and a member since then of a Whig cabinet, declare he behlevdd there ...