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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... lord rlcams have vanished f NotLhing olpl bi done for Imland by a Tory Goveornment, nor have I much more con- derc In tili Whigs. I haro Ilihleenomr to he your obe- dient solvant, A P.P. wsos 0fisse the DeCcARAsTION. Loap. tounty Cork, Jan. 2,i, 18oe VERnY ...
... n ew Ministry. The Standard soya--N o one would drsam of disputing Mr. Disraeli's clai s I to the Premiersbip. Unlike the Whigs, the Tory tradition reoginisee no claim to precedence in the i ocuonils of the crown-no title to paltry or official I prionaey ...
... territorial aristocracy, the richest of whom lived in distant capitals. Mr. Dra- RARLI may fairly twit Earl RUSSELL and the Whigs for dropping the Appropriation Clause as suddenly as they took it up, and for a quarter of a century never turning their attention ...
... regard Ireland as a nation of lunatics. The (I Cestion was now beyond the resistance of the Tories or the tin- keeirg of tho Whigs. It was one which thi people had tiemeelvee determined, as would be seen at the new election, to settle on the Oriiuciplea ...
... to what political party he pro. feksed allegianoe. He quarrels with them al by turns. At one time he runs quietly enough in Whig harness. Nothing can be quieter and more steady than his pace-an admirable hack foreveryday work, and warrauted sound. Sud- ...
... 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 ...
... question were to break up existing Irish parties; Ulster Orangenen beginning to remember that William III. was the King of the Whigs, and Munster Ribboumen disco. vering that their Catholic ancestors were the original Torlee.-I am, Sir, your obedient servant ...
... iso a party man, he was probably selected to pro- see this resolution, because any party tie~s ha had ad alway been with the Whigs, a party which had lvaenyn sopporteed Roman flatholie claims (hear, ear). Many of his friends, who, like himaelf, were trong ...