... agitators. All the vacancies in the Government were given to the diteiples of the hon. member for Birninglam —and the old Whigs were snubbed, who had sold themselves, bound hand and foot, to their imperious taskmaster—who, unlike his accomplices, had ...

... oppoof agiUtor*. All the vacancies in the government were given tlio disciples of the hon. member for Birmingham, and the old Whigs were snubbed, tiio hail sold themselves, bound hand and tool their imperious taskmasler, who, unlike his accomplices, bad avowed ...

... Duffy to make on the occasion, without accepting and endorsing Whig Alliance and flouting Independent Opposition. But such a vote, following and preceding speeches accepting and advocating a Whig Alliance, is not to be likened to the vote which would be possible ...

... far to prevent any future Government of the day from falling into the melancholy mistake that had marked the conduct of the Whigs in this transaction towards Ireland. He believed that if they memorialled they would show effectually their contempt for the ...

... the Reform Bill, Ac. Pages 664-665—The Week. Answers to Correspondents. Leadrrs :—Failure of the Conference—Mr. Duffy and the Whig Alliance—Father Luke Wadding, O.S.F.—A Protest from Canada. Pages 666-667 —Mr. Darcy M’(lee's Protest” Poet’s Corner“ Frances ...

... loyal, well-conducted people ; nor does his vituperation of the faith of the people gain much affection from Catholics to the Whig Government that imported him. Indeed the Catholic religion, he graciously admits, is something better than infidelity. He gets ...

... confidently predicted. Just as all were ready for the division, however, the amendment was withdrawn, and the bulk of the _ Whigs who had previously opposed the , vernment on this question, and whose assistance was expected confidently by the Opposition ...

... wants of the Irish people, partly because certain Irish members were satisfied with it and partly because it was as much as the Whig government could, with due regard to its own safety, give. We are nut in the least disposed, however, to deny the good intentions ...

... prevent, at all ovanta aoy future day, any Government falling into the melancholy mistake which had marked the progress the Whig* In their this question. If they showed that they felt contempt for this i much would be gained, system things which recalled ...

... the most honoured and illustrious amongst its ancien redacteurs. Now, we say this doctrine of Whig Alliancethis policy of yoking ourselves to the British Whig party, and proclaiming to ‘the other great Party in British politics that we expect nothing whatever ...

... the Argument in the Court of King’s Bench: together with a Speech in the House of Commons, by Arthur Esq.; an Address to the Whig Club of Ireland ( with an Essay on Fiats, by Leonard M'Nally, Esq.; the Trial, of John Magee in the Court of King’s Bench, ...

... utter hollowness and subserviency of what has been called the independent Liberals. If there be any one point on which the Whig party were supposed to have set their hearts, it was upon the retention the county franchise at a safe level. The boroughs ...