... the law-to the Crown-and would obey the precepts of that greatest of Irishmen, Daniel O'Connell, then he had no doubt that Whig and Tory would concede the just demands of Ireland in the matter of a Reform Bill. It was his duty to listen, he added ; but ...

... before; and a confcesion that, notwithstanding the pretentious talk intended to cieate a belief in superior Tory wisdom, the Whig version of international igits a.nd Cutics awas and is, in Lord Stanley's opinion, the only version iioith while, or at least ...

... co-operation. If our Conservatives will find out principles of union something better than mere abuse of Lord Russell and the Whigs, they will render a great service to public liberty, as well as to their own cause, by offering to the working man, at least ...

... Liberal leaders. In the first aspect it would simply invite the Tories to play over and over again their game of outbidding the Whigs ; in the second aspect it would undoubtedly lead to the establishment of an organization of the popular party, from which the ...

... England in terror of America was cheered. The British, he maintained, would strike to Mr. Seward's ultimatum. He hoped the Whigs would remain in the shade of opposition until they had done penance o r their transgressions. The Court 7oirnal states that ...