... opening of the session, and we all know what often happens between the cup and the lip. In the meautime the Tories-and many Whigs, for that matter-are con- soling themselves with a belief they cherish that the popular demonstrations in the North are all ...

... Conservative press candidate for Tippe- rary 9 His only pretext for appearing now an the Derby candidate, having before sat as the Whig can- didate, and opposed the Nationalist ?? O'Donoghue-is, that he was rejected by the bishops,;, clergy, and people in favour ...

... independent men composing the constituency ofthepremier county of Ireland. The hon. gentleman, from being a pure and unadulterated Whig, has be- come a supporter of Lord Derby, and has the mo- desty to ask the matchless men of Tipperary to en- dorse his political ...

... represented.-(Hear, ?? (Mr. Ford) need not trouble them with any further observe- ) tions, feeling sure that whether Tories or Whigs, Radicals or Conservatives, or whatever they might be, they would . always be ready to pay a tribute of respect to the memory ...

... proposed The Clergy, and, like Mr. Adderley, included the ministers of religion, but as the Watford meeting was chiefly of a Whig complexion, while the Warwickshire was Conservative, the fact had the less significance. Lord Maldon, in proposing the Earl ...

... by which Lord t S-STANLEY holds so much store, exists in little else t _than in name. To be able to choose between the t PW Whig Lord Tweedledum and the Tory Lord I es Tweedledee, and a cut-and-dried list of their I )nrespective followers, is to have but ...

... mind a few facts in the history of his own family. Two Earls of Argyle, the ancestors of Lord Lorne, perished on the scaffold. Whig historians have always treated their execution as the acts of a po- litical martyrdom. I am not disposed to challenge this ...

... debates on reform, which led to no measue;c and it is to be regretted that attention was not given to the acceptance by the Whigs, at the private meeting in December, 1829, of the proposed household suffrage with a year's residence, which might have been ...

... number of Whig members of parliament wvill give aln honest sup- port to Lord Derby's Government. If that takes place, then the time has arrived when wve will be in a condition to give a vote for a Conernvative candidate, and fairly vote for a Whig into the ...

... language, Mr. James Authoity Lawson and Mr. Edward Sullivan will be re- sponsible for. And -whene, in the coluse it time, the Whigs come nl again, the Governiment i jwhich names Messrs. Lawson and Sullivan as Iits chief Law Advisers in this country will be ...

... declaration, as to a point which had been Overlooked in the reform discussions, excited much t, interest. He said that the whigs, in 1829, g accepted as the basis of the reform then t to be proposed household suffrage with only the limitation of a year's ...

... Stoney-lie was known to them, whereas Captain White vrao .nnlrown (no, no). ve (Mr. Stoney) did not come forward as a Liberal, Whig, Tory, madical, or Conservative . (ughter)t ie knowv nothing of those En~glish naes-they were net in his vocabulary. ?? offered ...