... heretics. No one who is truly at heart a thorough and complete Catholic can give his entire adhesion to a Protestant leader, be he Whig or Tory, for in so doing he divides that . allegiance—in some instances destroys it altogether—which he owes to the Church ...

... House of Commons?ln the first session after the Conservatives ' had come into power Government was urgently solicited by the Whig leader in the Upper House to grant a Royal commission to inquire into the condition of the Irish Church. Lord DERBY considered ...

... and more particularly upon the Treasury bench, has been most relaxing to many politicians (hear, and a laugh). The ancient Whigs, always so wakeful in Opposition, were somewhat given to nod in office (hear, hear). This question has been frequently debated ...

... (laughter and cheers), and we were left with our mouths open and our eyes staring to look at the sudden gyration of the great Whig party (cheers). That is not the only time we have been so served. Sir Robert Peel came into office. He did. great good for ...

... emergency proposed to disendow the Irish Church. He had known many years when it might have been done since 1835; but the Whigs had used the question simply as a means of supplanting the Tories in office. Turning then to Mr. Gladstone, the hon. member ...

... concerned the air of the Ministerial side of the house, particularly on the Treasury bench, had been most relaxing. The ancient Whigs, always so wakeful in opposition, were ever disposed to nod in office. A quantity of oratorical cartridges were discharged ...

... interests which parliament is so to be pleiged to deal with, and which, I believe, were intended only as an election cry for the Whigs, to again effect an entrance into Downing-street.---I am Sir, your obedient servant, A REFORMER BUT NO PARTY-MAN. Temple, April ...

... STEALING POSTOFFICE ORDERB.-At Rotherham Mr. James Thompson, the Rotherham agent of Messrs Durham, Foster, and Co., bone and Whigs merchants, was charged with stealing two Post•office orders, the property of his employers, with forging their signature thereon ...

... there without inducing a degree of partisanship at once bitter and blinding. At this moment we have Mr. Gladstone and the Whigs out of office, consequently they are democrats. Mr. Disraeli is Premier. This is the situation, and this is all. Here alone ...

... way, and have demanded the propping up that has been applied to conceal the weakness of the conception generated by the last Whig Administration. There has been an incalculable sum of national money spent upon these fortifications; and it would not be difficult ...

... like to go without telling you to-day. In these days it is difficult to define one's politics by specific terms. The terms—Whig, Tory, Radical, and so on, are worn-out words (hear). If you put the whole in a hat, and shake them togethe r , y ou would ...

... s prize 'going up act on his lordship's part, inasmuch as from the long with a g overnment Snider and Daw's cartridges. he Whig tenure of office his lordship's government and was prevented from shooting by the officer in cornparty are not responsible ...