... when the Whigs turned out Sir Robert Peel upon what was called the Appropriation clause, which, as soon as it had served the purpose restoring the party to power, was abandoned. the people can. by putting out the Tories and bringing back the Whigs to office ...

... “E’en to our ashes h'e wontSfirM,” and Lord Russell, 76,ia «s ready to put himself the head of a moyeraent in the days when the Whig first came into power. F L ™‘ v her ii &r^'rSf (aUtaSt. James’s Hall meeting) to “an olddasidoned but the uewest colours, oyen ...

... believe in the election cries of former days, which will be revived with additional force now, to help the“ Wait-a-While” Whigs to oflice, I believe, as numbers do, that the present Ministry deserve a more extended trial. Experierice tells us that they ...

... addressed to them, they were addressee-on what subject! the political career Sir Joseph Heal M*Kenna-on difference between Whigs and Tories: and the Rev. Canon’s admiration of the latter was such that Lord Bund any other leading Conservative could not ...

... THE LATE VICTORY IN Every attempt has been made to weaken the force this great victory over the Whig party, as represented modern English Radicalism, and the triumph is attributed to unholy alliance between the Tones and Fenianisra. The best contradiction ...

... the catholic university charter. The righteous indignation of some of the Whig- Radical journals, because Lord Mayo dared to open negotiation with two Roman Catholic bishops m refefereuce to giving chatter to Roraan Catholm University in Ireland, is a ...

... names on the Monaghan roll—Dartrey, Templetown, Creraoruie, Shirley—suggest source strength, in the combination of nominal Whigs and Conservatives, as an Independent Ulster Party. If the Monaghan meeting shall promote such a union, it will checkmate the ...

... that he (Mr. Weguelin) was Whig. (Hear, hear.) He was not Whig, and he never bad been. He considered the Whig party to be now defunct, and if he belonged to he should be put a glass case and stuffed. laugh and cheers.) The Whigs were gone, and was only the ...

... Irish | Members,” and are incessant in the clamour that nothing is done for Ireland, joined in resisting it, and assisted the Whigs in ejecting Government that was willing to try it This it is-this hardened, hopeless hypocrisy on the part of persons who pretend ...

... of Dr. Ball are fulfilling their task m a manner worthy of themselves and of the cause. It matters not to the Mail, or the Whig candidate in whose interest it writes, who is displaced in the representation of the University, if only it can manage, by ...

... priestliood are the most efficient election-agents the Whigs, and the bitterest assailants the Conservatives, and we all know the reason why. But what occasion did Mr. give vote which would endanger the Whigs On what occasion did withhold vote which might help ...

... himself framed, in direct antagonism not only to his own pro. fessedopinions, but directantagoniam to the and doctrines of the Whig party, with which he was con. nected. In all these instances Mr. Gladstone has presented before himself an image which be worships ...