... that lb* time bad coos for the admimien of and members of every religious persuasion to Parliament. We are to sumer that the Whig ministry would no objection to sit and vote with Mahomitima, Maemoos, Brahmins, or even the Medicine.meo of the Red Indian ...

... and before the tee peal of the Corn Laws, Lord Monteagle took part as an ex-Whig Cabinet Minister in the deliberations of Lord John Russell's council of Advisers. When the Whig Government formed in 1846, Lord Monteagle was active and prominent in the House ...

... Lord Mayees banquet, which it terms Whig Dort of rake-believe, for the purpose of throwisg dust M eyes of the pabloc and then calls on the electorr, sot to put gay faith is the promises of Mr. Pomace' or any Whig Chief Secretary for Ireland, se they ...

... on Ireland lasting evils, whilst an upright, determined policy will enure trasquillity. It is rather mines to see how the Whigs are to bold out the olive branch to Romeo tbulic (lay and clerical) agitators; and how melees the same Wh ig. are of Smelting ...

... has tendered his insinuate to the Fenian movement in the eapseity of • Some idea of the difficulties Which he ie errepof a Whig statesmen who endeavours &e l neat) , and fairly to the government may he ga'nerl from * eomparison of the speeches of the ...

... pleases neither his Whig friends not this ultrsandical ailies. The former condem it as lowering the franchise too much, and tending completely to swamp the middle classes and the ownersof property. Mr. Rouverie, an old and respected Whig, has given expression ...

... prevailed in the Wit trades were met in 19. & a is. were very light. The equator wonted h tot 30 west and lain knee in 3N. and Whig In and abut elee Om 1 9 86 1 11 1% when awe\ eseleweewthiw prevailed frame wrellwo I: 6 landre Orient ell el Heselds =porta ...

... his posithua on the top of a loose bop of lid Woke nor tar at the further sad at lite wee. ewe an intone). lag amount of the Whig of the The seer be restoring the edifice believed that they should frotormi in making it a comfortable and commodious perish ...

... should hare men them. With an appropriate it would have made • grad certain. Sir Charles is more thee ever if possible. The old Whigs mom somehow to se they age. When he returns to his place, sturdy John Bright is introduced to the new curling of Westminster ...

... Ctue kr sad DZBILITY. k tbe al an eaalasel Presit Physkise. boss mei on Oastisark kr the WI live nom nada aneasylaiseeson ; Whig casniallly pewit la el a lass wlllo al ddsalka, wirsi In treasalkathea he WY *damn. ea me notIS se dims. illesk senisdas an ...

... at Old Nick should revel Miglamte Prime Mfreerrtima am hare putrid argue politely praying that that right primer the fleet Whig, et Dr.: said—might be seaverted the error et his We meet deal with this rote of bele—a purr, I. • surety, immoral in its in ...

... through before midnight. The other House was grave and patriotic, but the special fatality which throws these burdens on the Whig party had to be noticed, and the opportunity was not lost. Both Houses did their duty; so did the electric telegraph ; so did ...