... 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 ...

... observe that a piece-meal Reform Billis not likely to find favour with the House. Mr. Bouverie always bas been regarded as asafe Whig ; he isa man of much influence with his own side of the House; and, depehd upon it, his short speech of last night is indicative ...

... edge of tho wedge. Let them boldly and firmly their .stand the system that has existed supported hitherto by every government, Whig or Tory, and every Lord Lieutenant and Chief Secretary since. We hope that Roman Catholic press will now see- the error of ...

... have long ago ceased to argue against them. That pitiless logic of his has left no resource to but to stirke the alarum on the Whig and Tory drums, and so let not the Heavens hear the tell-tale philosopher rail on the anointed of, party But this pale abstraction ...

... 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 ...

... under which this occurs cannot be said to be acquitting itself a Government should. Wo are not speaking of it politically. Whig and Tory are alike to us where the public safety is concerned. That is “the supreme law,” the supreme care, the supreme duty ...

... and there is hut one at Youghal, town with four times its population ; and the reason why is this ; a great absentee English Whig Duke has a castle at Lismore. “ Well,” said I, “it is quite plain,” the Woodhonse lozenges,’ are humbug ; and I’d rather take ...

... scon them. With appropriate legend it would have made a grand cartoon. Sir Charles is more muujrt than ever if possible. old Whigs seem somehow to minimise they ago. When he returns to his place, sturdy John Bright is introduced to theuewdarliug of Westminster ...

... no doubt, recognise such a reduction of the risk, and make a corresponding abatement of terms to their insurers. —Northern Whig. An Extraordinary Compeomisis.—At Durham Assizes deaf old lady, who had brought action for damages against her neighbour, was ...

... speech in Parliament, which, judge by the impression it has produced in England, is his best speech in Parliament. The Northern Whig says :—“ If we are to accept this debate a specimen of what will follow, the new Parliament begins its career under very happy ...

... su to have within their reach the fallest and most reliable sources of 4nformation, bad an j ie objection—whether they were Whigs or to admit that Ireland was not in condition. It ‘was not difficult to discover shes this produce unfavourable notions in ...