... on, or a curtailment of the cherch reve- nuer way eventuate in a disestablishmentor a partial diseadownment, and then the Whigs would be agais dished, and the inevitable result would be avoided foundtiabe But, Sir to descend to particuars ad to mdeniable ...

... elected by the exercise of the landlord and Tory in- fuence which exists within the borough. To the Tories he says he is no Whig, and thus repu- diates the liberal policy initiated by Mr. GLAD- STONE towards this country; but, in order to ctch a few Liberals ...

... when ho was called on to form a Ministry. CANNING, although of a Ltboral disposition, and almnost a Whig, was too fond of raillery, and wounded the Whigs by his wit and satire when he wore Pirr's livery. Mr. DiSIAELI has stronger claims on his party than ...

... Lcradluseellare leaders. Thatia the party wvvacn [me3a when I speak of the' Wiig party. It is annessary to discuss the terms I Whig and ' Liberal,' for ao o2e could misunderstanad which party was meant. If I un- derstand from you that you were incorrectly ...

... oetrasts lbs e iapoitmrert Wlr. tiierprll has made with t~he epirit vf jeaelonsy and vxo3uyion wbioh lis usually Yrnurcrvl Whig admsiniatrS ion. - 31'Al7tl/' R1 ISELI'S' ENYDOWMENT ,Th~e. Naec7essf~aran~ gf todaiy eiqmejases the un-. compromihing, hoestility ...

... pledge of r thorough settlement. Ineffoctual com- promises may be in fashion for a moment, but thea will go the way of the Whig fixed duty en corn, aaed of the fancy franchises and anti-democratic safe- guards of Tory reformers. ...

... party. I am what I have been in the palmcy days of O'Connell, I am thoroughly National and Irish. I put no faith in either Whigs or Tories, but will be ever ready to aid that party who bids the highest for Irish favour by conferring the best measures for ...

... and to invite all the forces of Irish fanati- cisr,, of dissenting animooity of Roman ambition, of radical enthusiaim, of Whig party spirit, to pull down the Church of Ireland and to bury the Ministry under its ruins. A dissolution at this p3riod would ...

... the Jacobites were more favourable to the liberties of the peoplo than the Hanoverian Whigs. In Irelaud they were more tolerant and kindly to the natives, while the Whigs were intolerant and oppressive. Sir CONSTAN- TIN11 Puirrms, in Queen ANNH'S reign, ...

... position Lia leader of the Oppoiitiou he wae bound to provoke the en- counter. Fron all sections of his followerz-from old Whigs, economic Purieti, diseenting Radlinals, hand philosophers, Mr. Horeman. Mr. Lowe, Mr. Blright, and Mr. Alill-there eanse one ...

... formning a new Ministry. The Standard ?? one would dream of d: :putinu ~Mr. D; iraelih' claims to the Premiership. Unlike .the Whigs the Tory tradition recogne3es no claim to prede1dnc in the councils of the crow.--no title to piltry or offlicial primacy ...

... social hirnifny aud brotherly love be- tween them and their Protestant fellow.coun- tr' men. ii J-.zrle7a to Ireland, or the Whigs and the I 4 Tories, is the subject of a witty colloquy between Mr. COi.,nIIS O'FLAEFRTy, late of Melbourne, and Mr. PikrTRTV ...