... consistent Vhig. A judgeship in Jamaica was given to a consis- tent Whig. The Secretaryship of the Admiralty was given to a consistent Whig. One Crown Solicitorship was given to a consistent Whig, and one to a Romlialn Catholic. So with other offices in various ...

... best trump, the claims of Sir Roundell Aj IPalmer to the woolsack are to be admitted. I ti don't, however, fancy that the Whigs will so soon t' forget his desertion. At all events, the chances of L Is Lord-Justice Page Wood are canvassed as likely to ...

... and truly loyal In men, strictly ohey the laws of our country, and, at t the samne time, show to every Gov-ernment (whether W~hig or !ory) that thec repeated insults offered to 1o the Chut-cl of Ireland, the threatened plumderingo I r of her property, and ...

... may not be pressed. Last night, when Mr. Gladstone made his appearance in the House he was butlonholed in all directions by Whigs and Radicals, clsauorous to know vm hether there wvas any truth in the minor that No. 2 and No. 3 were to be abandoner, an ...

... office seems to I have blinded the \Whigs, and tuade theta uterely I regardless of the principles of truth and * honesty. Mr. Disraeli's continuancec in otice is essential to the safety of thie Irish Chiiurch. If the Whigs were in office they would. hke tho ...

... most efficient clec- tion-agents of the Whigs, and the bitterest assailants of the Conservatives, and we all know the reason why-. Bat on what occasion did Mr. W'halley give a vote wh~i waaould endallnger the Whigs? On weldr occasien did lie withhold a ...

... town, and the remaining two (one of wvhomu is, I understand, the hon. member for Newryl cannot be traced at this moment. The Whigs, wh~o expect places should there be a change of Government, have all arrived, and faces rarely seen except on the eve of a ...

... tecs .the Con1strvative Gaovernmenlt b)ecominig ibu32hi- |lar, reform~ing to an ex;tent whlich has alarm~ed * the insincere W\higs, wh~o never intendede to gix e jthle English people a full ?? of political Ipower, and lie turns to Ireland for a sentimlental ...

... Wycombe in Backs. For this he then put up, with a recom- mendation from Daniel O'Connell and Mr. Hume, as something between Whig and Tory, what we now call Liberal-Conservative. He fought three battles here, and got beat in each. He next turned up at Taunton ...

... should i be done away with. (Cries of Never, never.) 1 Now, if you wish to preserve the Church tempora- lities put the Whigs in office, and I'll guarantee the Church temporahtles for five years to come at any rate. (No, no.) I don't care twopence about ...

... arhclie have streck Liens all of a l ude asoetigtoo ?? ous to 'be allow0,I to conitinue o another mot! hjc vamuc. of thle Whigs in this ma,.tter is oxeessisele1 eote b inseed and Mr. Gladstone hbavc Y's,.i tl!' f rn w ?? almot evry abinet thaut has hellI ...

... part in the settlement of the (ques- a ti m. Yet, three years ago, when there was no a ex>: tement on the subject, when the Whigs J wvrtC in powver, and therefore inactive, Mr. I:sraeli, in an address to the electors of Bucks, a spoke as follows:- The ...