... before the House of Lords his views upon the .education of the people. During his long and useful.public life, the veteran Whig leader has given considerable attention to this most important subject. ?? only as a statesman, but as a citizen, he has done ...

... rirdan' t company wshose tender was rijon a thoug cl cordance inth regulated tinye. Net theless, the Government see fit, for whig d reason Is not explained, to throwvover the emS pany that a~ccepted their terms, and that ofsh to start on Friday night from ...

... that way the Whigs now come on to our hustings and ?? booths. (Laughter.) They know nobody, and nobody knows them-(cheers and laughter)-and the result is, and I trust will often be, as it was at the recent contest. (Cheers.) if the Whigs are dead, and ...

... - ?? ap- plause..) Theeareerof Lord Derby certainly gave reason .whv his-frieads should trust him. In 183, he .quitted.the Whig.par'ty of'that day because he would not consent to inquire -into or interfere with the revenues 'of the Irish EstablishedChuroh ...

... unscrupulousness in their conduct of the reform question last session, and it has at length been supplied to us. In pasing the Whigs at one bound the Government sought its own justification by asserting that the personal payment of rates was the one proviso ...