... endowments of the Irh Chureb, except for the puposes of the memmbere of that Church he was altogether opposed to the policy of the Whig Government of Earl Grey. On this ground it ?? that ho separated from the party with which he had acted from the commencement ...

... and insufficiently devised, for the adjustment of church rates, was exhibited and soon withdrawn by the Home Secretary of a Whig Government. We shall be glad to see one or two other Liberal reforms, such as that of the University - Tests, brought to,, ...

... against him, and who voted for him. That constituency, wee now his cinstitnanocy. Ha censad to knrow the difference between a, Whig, or a, Tory. All the figures which were of lntereot to him yestearday wore wiped off the slate to day. All the names which ...

... or per. haps will not exist, and it will be possible for him to find a new set of colleagues bevond the list of established Whig hacks. He has now a splendid opportunity of setting himself right with the coan- try, if it is in him to mend his ways and ...

... new remedy in the case of Ireland seems to press upon the minds of all sorts and conditions of men. The veteran chief of the Whigs occu. pies his Christmas leisure in elaborating the design laid by him in outline before the House of Lords last year, of ...

... investigations or debates. Everybody has made up his mind, except some doubting Thomases and careless Gallios among the Whigs. And delay is pernicious and dangerous. By striking at once at the abuse of the Church we give the Irish peasantry the best ...

... hear.) Why then, he asked, should the Conservative Government he bleamed for following the line of policy pusrsuetd by the Whig Govermment ?-(App!ause.) Every Onp kn~ew that, they broke AIwn the railings pt Hyde Park to assert *wbat they considered P ...

... nded Tories or hard-hearted Whigs. At present. and for many years past, the great majority of the Scottish members be- long to the so-called Liberal party -that is to say, the Scottish representatives are made up of Whigs and Radicals; for though the ...

... the platform. The characters of these statesmen are curiously developed in their respective utterances. Earl Russell is still Whig to the backbone. He would reach-by slow progress and a circuitous route-the goal, to whifh phi- losopher Mill would march direct ...

... government and the impossibility of forcing majorities on prin- 4eiples. The abovemertioned writer further says that the Whigs will not accept Mr. Gladstone as the successor of Lord Russell, and an important fraction of the Tories hesitate to accept ...

... else, except a very united, and therefore tolerably powerful, political clique which any and every Government, whether Tory, Whig or Radical, will find it very difficult either to managge or to beat. THE DISTRIBUTION OF SEATS. Tlhe Daily ?? protests against ...

... In favour of a notiun's rights. Irish members must do more. They must not support, aud they ought to oppoes, any ministry, Whig or Toye, Liberal or Conservative, that will refuse those messores, which, when out of office, each party in turn declares to ...