... him of upholding Whigs. Was the great Edmund Burke, a Whig ? What was Henry Grattan? Was Curran a Whig?— he who often during his school days procured for him a holiday. those times they had no liberal party but the Whigs, aud to the Whigs ...

... predominant feelings among my snpporters (comprising four-filths of the Elect (s tvero rooted distrust of the Whig Government, and desire that the Whig party should made to fool tlial they had forfeited the confidence of the Irish people I participated those ...

... speak with respeot opponent. is Whig ofli iil. Now I, as Catholic, not love the Whigs (bravo), and I will tell you Why. Some yearn ago our Holy Father the Popo proposed to establish bishops England. There is a celebrated Whig nobleman, Lori John Hus* •el ...

... bloody and brutal” to the Whigs; but, sir, it is not a few angry expressions that man’s opinions can known, but bv the general tenor of his actions. Throughout long political, life O Connell invariably preferred the Whigs to the Tories; through bis influence ...

... predominant feelings among supporters (comprising four-fifths of tho Electors) were rooted distrust of the Whig Government, and a desire that tho Whig party should bo made to feel that they had forfeited the confidenco of tho Irish people. I participated ...

... belonging to the'lum&n line, was lost Dnunt’s Rock, at the entrance of Cork harbour. Applications acre made to Government (the Whigs and Mr. Gladstone were t lien in officei,to take steps to prevent such accident in future. Tjis might be done by blasting the ...

... City in the House of Commons. My qualifications to be your Representative are: First, That I am bound to no political party, WHIG or TORY, and would enter the House of Commons* in every sense INDEPENDENT MEMBER. Second, That position places me comnletely ...

... upon the existence of the Irish Church, and also what is by Mr. Gladstone considered of more importance, the exclusion of the Whigs from office. ...

... who. with brazen tells the people, and pel. others to utter the falsehood, that fame, seek the onfenemlhyull, and Wonpinp Whig nor lory. have told n'lieaudly t| J man—and particulariy one of his professing enVd could have tho hearty support, is gcitm ...

... appeals of the Liberal Mini-ders have been of favourable character. The only instance to the contrary was in 1841, when the Whigs were expelled from power by vote con tide tree. RUSSIAN RAILWAYS FROM THE BALTIC THE SEA AZOKK. The Tint-'* says that proposal* ...

... found to with their landlords. At the last elections, the Whig party were. owingto the Conservative reputation of Lord Pal merston, able to carry many ot the counties; but in the absence of that Whig-Conservatism, the members so elected have been aptly described ...

... Sir George Grey at the Home Office, Mud Lord Russell, if not in the Foreign Office, yet over it. Mr. Bright himself owns that Whig Ministry, such as would probably come inio power now, would not suit him, and that it would, as he puts it, want con'tantly ...