... ? a different matter. The priests go in for conlcessions to the Churchl, wVichM they are pretty certain to obtain from the Whig-IRadicals, and so they play for a higll stake, and mnay well become jubilant when they triumph. They taste the advantages, ...

... designations of Whig and Tory came into use. The Tories were those who, siding with any estab- lished order of things, for the sake of what it yielded, stood out successively for Popery in religion and tyranny in rule, while the Whigs were the champions ...

... loss to his party in the House of Commons can hardly be overrated. Disraeli cared little for the heaviest broadside from the Whigs if he only had Cairns on his right hand in readiness to follow. Disraeli was particularly anxious to have the great lawyer ...

... up the 'same subject, agrees in meas;ure with the viewv of the 'Whig Administra- 1: tonu advne lby Mr.`Pope Hennessy, remnarking:- ~'We 'do'tnot, nor. 'does' Mr. Hennessy, accuse the 'Whigs of having maltreated the Irish people with any ma- VI licious ...

... cue t4e Church E-'tsbii hronot., lest year's Lavi B il, ne-d educa~tion, but, n thug sb-tnt the aec irnst Auc of Unit 0. The Whigs had done notbrng fur pnor Ireland, whic~h woo bl-eedog f-om every nPoes. It appears since I last scdreseed you, by MrlDoanelly's ...

... of the Irish population -not to the 1three had har. el eglvests, but to ' 20 years of alrmost unbroken Whig 87 tra- rule., The purpose of Whig Cabinets was, he _T ceo. said, to be thus expressed Drive the human C usi- beings away to A merica; send ...

... is rather the legacy left by Lord LivacRrOOL and his reactionary colleagues, snd from which none of his successors, be they Whig or be they Tory, have been able to free themselves, But at least the Liberal party have endeavoured to getrid of it. Bythe ...

... attribute the loss of the bid to the con- duct of the Tory party, Had it not been for tie treachery of Ceotaia sections of the old Whigs, tie Tory psrty would not have thought it expedleat to oppose the bill at all. With them it was more a question of party nower ...

... boast on the hustings that he was the slave of no party, and that he despised both Whig and Tory. They were both worthless, he said, but, if anything, the Whigs were worst; for they had done nothing for poor Ireland, 'which was bleeding from every ...

... Isa tals andl Disseqnters are inl the majority in the t Is'S il, alli 111aIn of the big-wigs of the coeuty 1 i ti t tilte Whig party. The latter are,-of t uiiScd, by the old C'onserv-ative land- I `a1 !lals as ;p 4i itM. The Mayor and Towni Council ...

... numbers rapidly fell behind. With a few exceptions, the Conservative landlords openly lent their aid to Mr. Waldron; and several Whig proprietors took the same side. The tenantry voted very generally with their landlords. There was rioting and some smashing ...

... present Ministry he said :- We will ws ant from them a Charte for the Catholic University-not the peddling half-measure of the Whigs which pleases nobody, which I (he added) can distinctly assert has not pleased our highest Episcopal authority, which has set ...