... Irish the of faction, ami to insite ell the forces Irish fanaticism, animosity, of Romish ambition, Radical enthusiasm, of Whig party spirit, to pull down chnreh Ireland and to bury tho Ministry in its ruins. A dissolution this period will bo m*»t in ...

... (Hear, hear.) had attained (or himself great distinction the world of literature and aciraoe. bat beliarod aucoreaira whether Whig or Tory, were tothelr duty in not etill further hoßouring him. Ware he aa Englishman and poaecaaiag leaa poasihly- great d ...

... Udatone meant to justify hi* position Lead** of tto Oppoaition to was bound to pravok* tto From all •eethMA follower*—from old Whig*, *obhomio purists. Dissenting Btoksk, Md pklhmortora —Mr Horemao, He Lowo, Bright, and Mr Mill—there cam cry, and Mr Uladstone ...

... their snpport completely from the late to the present Minister. coorso must reckon amongst oeeasional supporters a number high Whigs independent Liberals, bat reliable phalanx Conservatives cannot be reckoned quite one-tbird of the Uoiue. THU QUESTION OF ...

... bo prevented by tending agitators from acoeptiag it f I neither know nor I care for knowing the bis* tctkoal value the terms Whig and Tory. I be!i ...

... oongroga- for dofeadiag the Char oh l »—* and bar Protestant inotitatioiu than would place la a bishop, in a dignitary influenced Whig, Radical, and Liberal members. (Load applause fiia.) Tin molntioo wm carried oaaairaouljr, Mr Btew»rt Blkoltct proposed the ...

... Conservative and liberal eonstitneocles. but one night not unatßrslly expect from the place de- Touring appetite of cx-oflcial Whigs and ibalr adherent*, Mellon the Iriah Bona Catholic member#, there i* In that qnsrter an opinion, thoroughly •incere of course ...

... for comaon good, and afford support to ministry •bo hare avowed their determination to render Ireland that which has long In Whig bands been but sounding braaa or tinkling Symbol. Farther Judicial chargee are spoken of. It la antielppted that la the event ...

... handle the Church question, waaoaeef best reaseaed and most masteriy spsachee ever beard deUvered la the of Common*. Everyone. Whig, Tory, Bodies]. Conaerratlv*, speak to highest terms of its ability end power, sod eveo Mr. Bright admtte that it was great ...

... This is a eonjoucCiun and a eoncatenation asturedly the most n'.tanrdinary | character. I to bear Camming on it, Th* great Whig houies, who, us Mr. Disraeli and before him Burke sail', strong appetite for Church property, obeyed Mr. Gladstone's whip this ...

... intended for publication, bat rather with hope to inspire you.—Your obedient servant, A eorrwpoodect, writing to th* KorlKcr* Whig, , girra til# following •oooant of Tint to Mr Johni #too Down:—The interest which freaant in refereooe to Mr Johaaton, m wall ...

... carried. It was secret the ore of the greet division that had Gladstone persisted in attempt, openly announced through the Whig whips was hi* original determination, to force all resolution! through the before the Easter holiday*, that tho answer to the ...