... to fathom tho secret, that for some days past, the Foreign Office has been subjected to a series of attacks in some of our Whig contemporaries. L.he nature and direction of this assault are not, indeed, calculated to cause Lerd Stanley and his colleagues ...

... Druids at Oxford, and the annual speech of the Right Hon. Edward Cardwell. Considering that Mr. Cardwell belongs to that select Whig coterie which seems to have been born to govern, it might liavo been expected that on the few occasions when he meets his ...

... evidenced by the conduct of the Whigs in reference to the Reform Bill of 1832, and the new Poor-law Act, and the Municipal Act of 1834. Working men had less to thank the Whigs for than any party in the state. The object of the Whigs in first of all proposing ...

... not the Limerick clergy, at least the majority of the people ; remitting the land question for a time into the keeping of the Whig doctrinaires, to be mumbled over, as it has been mumbled ovor by them for half a century — there are some other points of minor ...

... seditious lan- tfo&ge. Lately the Northern whig has .had some ■evero articles on Fenianism, and these not suiting the taste of the conspirators the following warning *» been sent to the office :— Editor of the Whig Callender Street Belfast. Dear Sir, — 1 ...

... hounded on by tbe Whig- Radical press of England to do deeds of bloodshed (applause). Of Feniauism itself be would say no more than it would be found to have the whole British people arrayed as one man against it. While speaking of Whig policy he might ...

... Incumbered Estates Court. I aatlv an impoverished and over-taxed country was by the unwise Wislation of Mr. Gladstone and the Whigs still more heivilv taxed, still pressed down to the ground. Capital, j which should have given employment and produced content ...

... might well anticipate that if it was loft froe to every journal to insert its own report, the Government would, like the Whig dogs who spoke in the Senate of Lilliput in John- son's days, get very much the worst of it. We may think it would have been ...

... union was anxious to direct its attention. One of the wittiest of the writers on the Whig side confessed that one of the most powerful weapons in the armoury of the Whig party was enormous lying (laughter). If this were the ease, and if tbe old Spanish ...

... Radical party has neglected the question of education, or taken it up only to thwart the efforts made by Conservatives and Whigs to extend its blessings. Now, when there seems a chance of making some party -profit of it, they come forward with pro- found ...

... of the Revolution we are bound to drive the party to logical conclusions, or break it into a thousand pie:e , a* was the old Whig party, unless we get our rights.’ That brought him to his pocket-book, and be signed his name Andrew Johnson, with bold hand ...

... of the Revolution we are bound to drive tbe party to logical conclusions, or break it into a thousand pie.es, as was the old Whig party, unless we tret our rights.' That brought him to his pocket-book, and he signed his name Andrew Johnson, with a bold ...