... is sat span clasp slops. Than an far faa annonnndatlna odkoaonsbls ■awbaas. At tka Tories thoaa fas right Mr. Bpasksr—fas Whigs Ikon sa fas Wt. That aasrow paanga wfcieh diridas than kail wap ia called fas gsagwap, sad faia faseciar cl wUck ws saa Just ...

... country had survived the Pi nan Cathclic emancipation, it had life enough in it to nt over tie Rtforui Bill, and to enable a Whig Govei anient to pass a measure of Free Trade. They had seen eome'h'mg of the effects of free trade, and he would ask had the ...

... the division in the House of Commons is likely to take place at this evening's sitting. There are, unfortunately, one or two Whig-Liberals in our ranks who are for ever advocating delay, and to them is due the weak position Leeds will be placed in as regards ...

... for the purring away of all stiife ami the Christian minister should seek ‘’dish .i.e stone, - ' simply because “dished the Whigs. It is time laymen of thought and devotion should pray that peace and good.will may characteiise all those who seek be godly ...

... No one who is tuly at heart a 8 thorough and complete Catholic can give his entire e adhesion to a Protestant leader, be he Whig or Tory, for in so doing he divides that allegiance-rn some e Iinstance;s d~e'stro~y-s. Iitlo-gether-w-hich -he owes to 7 the ...

... tourna- ment, for Ireland had gained little from these party fights when they had served their purposes ; for the ancient Whigs, so wakeful in opposition, were apt to nod in the relaxing atmosphere of office. Now at last they entertained high hopes, not ...

... party tournament, for Ireland had gained little from those party fights when they had served their purpose, for the ancient V whigs so wakeful in oriposition, were apt to nod in the relaxingatmosphere of office. He now at last enitertained high hope, not ...

... has of late years been more concilia.- Tory and less arrogant than it has been when the same function has been fulfilled by Whig. There never was a British statesmen who contrived to make the British name more heartily detested than Lord Palmerston did ...

... opinion, but he would tall their attention to the opinions of some of the meat distir.gushed men that had ever existed. Both Whig and Tory rulers, by the policy they had pursued bad done great injustice to the great body of the Irish people ( No, no) ...

... party tournament, for Irelaud had gained little from these party fights when they hal served their purpose, for the ancient Whigs, so wakeful in opposition, were apt to nod ill the relaxing atmosphere of office. He now at last entertained high hopes, not ...

... attained all recohectien passed away we wane left with our onouths open and our «yes to see the sudden .gyration of tee great Whig (Laughter.) That was not the only time. Sir ■Peel caeae into oflice. IFhe last time he presided the Councils of this country ...

... These are for the accommodation of honourable member,. At present the Tema occupy those tin the right of Mr. Speaker—the Whigs those on the left. That narrow passage which divides them half way is called the gangway, and this harrier of which we can ...