... prac- In tically he denies to himself. As Whig Secretary as for Ireland lie was the founder of the system of w National Education which the Tories denounce as as unsound in idea and a failure in fact; as Whig to Secretary for the Colonies he was more ...

... made it known to the new government that they shall have his fair support; and tbis tone is taken gecterallyand franklybythe whig statesmen to whom Lord Derby has applicd. The new. pretider, if we tire not misinformed, in consequence of the refusals lie ...

... posts, in deference to the half-a-dozen dis- contented gentlemen of eccentric or unsettled t ai opinions who, being neither Whig, Radical, nor s ?? Tory themselves, will not hear of a ministry or of s .a policy which shall be based on clearer ideas than ...

... It is, indeed, more favourable to the Ilouse of Commons ithan the arrangements of the retiring Ministry, and of most of its Whig predecessors. The reason is very plain. Each party is obliged to fortify its weak points ; and the Tories are strong, while ...

... of the newrest Ittikhric. select d, switht care :ani juidgmsent front Ste principal Htome r te Pecin Markets. 'Tle follo whig are tite London addresses of E. 3MOSES and SON: aid5, I i~solti~lb. I. il, Mis ohIIls. 157, ) ILct ~It I RS. 87, AtLDArHL ...

... moderate and advanced members of either pnrty. But whatever the distance between the moderate and the advanced Liberal, the Whig and the Radical, they are both pur- suing the same road; and however close to each other the moderate Conservative and the ...

... difference between the conservative-liberal and thme 1 liberal-conservative, between the liberal-conservative and av the whig, between the whig and the advanced liberal, andr betwveen the advanced liberal lasse the radical. (Laughter.)t But there is a very wcide ...

... to be plaecih. We htve nest desired to forit our administra. i tion upon any nafrrowlpartbasis. There are many of the 11al whig party, whose sympahe ar elknown to be with ge us,whlosersupport in debates and divisionswe have no doubt mn of receiving, and ...

... for him. There was very little in the speech made by Mr. Stockburn that required an answer, for it was the old story of the whigs always in the right and the tories always in the wrong. (Hoar, hear.) When he last had the pleasure of soliciting their vo ...

... by the constitutional advisers of the crown. (A la'seh.) It was said in former days that Mr. O'Connell was dictator to the whigs.. Was it to be said in I811 that the member for the university of Dublin (Mr. Whiteside) was to he dictator to her Majesty's ...

... frequently strong partisans, and pushed rtheir opinions to extremit~es. I-f a tory' nonwelecter 3found an elector voting for a whig he was base. If a wing rnon-elector discovered an elector voting for a tory, he wvas I faithless;* and a radical non-elector ...

... MINISTER might have spared himself the trouble - of showing by how fine a shade a certain feeble sand timorous species of ancient Whig differs from -a certain feeble and timorous species of modern sTory. It is quite impossible to suppose so kindly -and moderate ...