... which have arisen from time to time ; and I may ask you how they have met the important question of land tenure? Have the Whig party ever done anything for that, or dealt with it in a fair and liberal spirit ? I say that the only Government that ever ...

... summoned at every election, in the name of God, for the sake of their country, and for the houour of their Church, to vote for Whig. Radical members. If they say, as they may well sty, an I as it would be wise and right of them to say, I will take the advice ...

... Fenianism, baffled indeed, but gnashing its teeth in impotent fury, and still doggedly biding its time. A Tory has succeeded to a Whig Government, with what effect on the future fortunes of Ireland remains to be seen. The Viceroy and the Chief Secretary have ...

... proclaimed, what every body knew t) be their serect thought, that their policy was to be a policy of alliance with the Liberal and Whig-Radical party in England. We have often said that that was au intelligible and defensible line. We do not agree with those ...

... Mr. Waldron and Captain Talbot. Both elections have been party struggles between the Whig-Liberals and Conservatives. Both in Tipperary and in Waterford the leading Whig-Liberals it, the county met and adopted Captain'White and Mr. De la Poer as candidates ...

... say that the maim ity of the working classes any more than the learned and eloquent gentleman, the late Lord Advocate of the Whig Government, are Democrats 1 in principle, and mean seriously to do anything that will seriously disturb the floe social balance ...

... extended representation of the working classes either by lowering the present general franchise, as was proposed by the late Whig Government, to £7, or by creating for them a special franchise, analogous to that possessed by the English and Irish Universities ...

... crying More,. -and we can fancy the feclingsof a Whig out of office. Bid it would require the imagination of Dante. wh o saw human suffering iu its most awful forms, to realize the pain of a Whig who got a place, and lost it before lie could say, ...

... Spirit of the LEADERS: The Italian Government anal the Property of the Church.—Dr. Posey on Dissensions in the Church —The Whig. and their Policy.—Mr. O'Neill Daunt at the Irish National Ansoclatiou.—Spain and halo French Precedents Rosne,(From our own ...

... presents to-day under the beneficial operation of English laws, administered by Whig and Tory Governments. And if a balance were to be struck, we believe it would be found that the Whig- Liberals have dune more to debase and impoverish the Irish people than the ...

... itself iu a similar difficulty. Time is required to conquer the obstacles—if they can be conqured— and to reconcile the older Whigs either to the alternative of submission or of separation. Foams lest, would be, for a thoroughgoing Liberal partisan who was ...

... Independent Oppositionist, lie Vail at sort of political monster. half Whig half Tory— tit when the quarrel lies between Whig and Tot y, li- is a Whits, a whole Whig, and nothing but a Whig, so help him Russell. In his last speech, but, we hope, not hi: dying ...