... time and labour to Parliamentary business. This is especially now, when the country has beam rendered prostrate by years of Whig misgovernmaoti To save the remnant of the Irish race, to heal deplorable and dangerous dissensions, to preserve the people ...

... inaccurate to speak of Whig and Tory. The mere Whigs are already no more. They passed away with Palmerston. The few representatives of Palmerston Whiggery that survive are lost in Toryism, and the mass of what were once the Whigs, has been absorbed into ...

... that were moved to the Reform Rill that was brought in them you will find that they were moved by scions of the principal Whig families of the country, and when they moved amendments for the defeat of a measure of which they did not approve, I ask you ...

... , the limn. gentleman resumed.] And now, in looking back at in opposition to the Whig party in parliament, I will ask you what is the monument Lord Russell and the Whigs have left? They are gone, as a government; what is their monument? The Pyramids of ...

... demanded the unanimous voice of one of the two great historical parties into which England was divided. But where are the Whigs in 1866 ? Where are the noble and titled personages—the representatives of the great landed houses—the hereditary chiefs of ...

... hear, hoar). No matter what Government, whether Whig or Tory, was In office, it was necessary there should be a united Irish party, who should deal with questions introduced into Parliament, whether the Whigs to catch the Irish vote, or the Tories—and who ...

... necessarv for the further prosecution of Mr. Eyre. The committee, it appears, have resolved undertake the task, declined by the Whig well as the Conservative Government. To no purpose are they warned not to make fools of themselves. They have mounted a certain ...

... reconcile the independent Catholics of that borough to the corrupt Whig bargain, they were ready to support an open, consistent, Conservative gentleman, in preference to a Catholic official of the Whig Government. What course did the Mail and the Express take ...

... hustings he had been opposed as a Whig. On that I family in Ireland (cries of oh, oh, and hear). I occasion, and afterwards, he declared that he was not found that the superior clergy of that church had for a Whig, and that he belonged to no party, but ...

... Irish policy, or, in other words, pursue towards this country a course exactly tbe reverse of that adopted by tbe Whigs. Against the Whig party Mr. Hcnnessy prefers a formidable bill of indictment. Under their rule, which has been continuous now for a ...

... Ireland. When first he had the honour of appearing on those hustings ho had been opposed as a Whig. On that occuzion, and afterwards, he declared that he was not a Whig, and that he belonged to no party, bat that he would give his support, in or out of parliament ...

... been advertised among Bentley's new publications Mr Yonge has also contributed frequently to periodical literature.—Northern Whig. Treatment of a Blind Mute.—A case of barbarity has come to light in Singapore. Information was given to a police officer that ...