... the great Whig party, who are willing to do all these things for thorn. Some of tba tlesb and blood think they conld do all that for themselves, and great is tbe tribulation and indignation of bis patrons. They want practically to apply the Whig theories ...

... —the Whig party proper has made a dead set. He is man of great ability, and is feared proportionately by the Whig party. But as Mr. Blake, Sir Joseph M'Kenna, and Mr. M'Ev'oy, are sure votes for Disendowment, any attempt to replace them by mere Whig tallies ...

... 1859, Lord Derby was in power. Lord Derby brought in a Reform I, well knowing, not merely the feelings, but the power of the Whig party, said, ‘They will never carry a Reform Bill. Now we have got a man in who can and will carry a Reform Bill. Therefore ...

... issue when they pretend he was connected with a Liberal Administration. Russell was a Whig, the base, bloody, and brutal Whig” of O’Connell. Barry was the official of Whig Ministry. He has nothing in common with Liberalism; he would be an impediment to really ...

... all the extreme Radicals who are not too extreme to have neither leaders nor followers, Mr. Bright comes to the rescue of his Whig friends. He does not liko constituencies to act upon the principle of choosing the most extreme men. Very likely not, for has ...

... and) straightforward reasoning. In many respects it was perfect. Of course he went in dead for Whig virtue, Whig consistency, Whig love of Ireland, and Whig detestation of everything lory and unprogressive ; but he dealt vigorous lateral blows the repressive ...

... cause. If we all could agree to let this great question be viewed and upheld in its due abstract position, irrespective of Whig or Tory, should soon witness the triumph of justice, honesty, humanity, and sound policy. L nless North and South will deal ...

... the city of Dublin appears in our column* to-day. We behove that the friends Mr. ■iavo made great mistake in starting second Whig candidate, and that Mr. I’m'B chances of sicci-sj arc greatly weakened the procedure. When the state the register considered ...

... supports the government: in the selection, and asks whether i lies with an Administration which made overtures to the moderate Whigs when en- tering office? to rejat the co-operation of moderate and c:pable men in the present extremity. As usual the wise counsels ...

... England till the present week. Public expectation and curiosity were on the strain, anticipating the Tory rejoinder to the Whig prolation, but in vain. The oracle was silent, and only revealed its workings through the minor mediums of the subordinate ...

... dates from the discovery that William the Third, the head of the Whigs, imposed the Laws. Pat is astonished. Holy Saints above us, ahure you don’t raano to “say that King William was Whig.” He thought he was far and away chief of the Tories, did Mr. OTlaiierty ...

... City in tbe House of Commons. My qualifications to be your liepresentative are : First. That I bound to no political party, Whig or Tory, and would enter the House of Commons in every sense an Independent Member. Second. That mj position places me completely ...