... Raaiell Hooghtoa And, on the 6th, favour of Lord Cairns’ amendment, there voted many fifteen peers, who are usually described Whigs or Liberals. The troth is, that eighty Liberals were elevated to the peerage now, in less than twenty years, onehalf of th*ra ...

... is likely to disorganise his following, complacent gentleman who, on being picked Except tbe tenantry themselves, and a few Whig after a fall and asked if was hurt, replied, landowners who wish, perhaps, to ride the storm, quite the reverse It would only ...

... to wait until Pitt the House Lords as a whole. It has been said fiery speech of the Marquis Bath—who, having euperseded the Whigs before they got a degree the Lords are in the way, they do not represent the voted for the Second Reading, now declared him- ...

... veto bread and ssouto looting from which there is likely to departure. had great faith the householder, who was nau of Tqo Whigs wore only for yielding small from time to time, which would had the etfeot continually sgi question. The Conservative were ...

... —(Opposition oheers.) The policy of the present Government is a polioy ia entirely new. 1 never beard of eicgle stateamen, Whig or Tory, that ever to initiate scoh a polioy Ireland. They have proclaimed a policy, too, which is in opposition to their own ...

... never have escaped rigid investigation by the nation. It is mere waste of time to charge the extravagance Government to either Whigs or Tories, or test the value of either by their liberality. The finances of the country demand thorough investigation, both ...

... ce of the duty one shilling per quarter foreign grain imported into this country. This shilling duty was retained by the Whigs and Liberals, especially his chief, Mr. Gladstone, the abolition of the old corn laws. But he does not mention, he ought to ...

... also declared himself out and out against the endowment Maynooth. So that whoever gams the victory, the member returned, be he whig or he Tory, will be equally pledged to oppose Mr. Gladstone’s Maynooth scheme. I am. Sir. yours, &0., March so, 1860. JAMES ...

... as against the old. Old Toryism had be in its dotage; while new Toryism was as yet in it* infaccy. The first Pitt, neither Whig nor Tory, now appeared. He rallied tbs whole country round him, sod for the first time in the English House of Commons, since ...

... took place, and in little more than a twelvemonth, both of them strangely finding themselves opposed with equal eagerness to a Whig Government, they swore an eternal friendship, which remained inviolate to the end of their long lives.” Lord Campbell tells ...

... fairer and more equal struggle. The Whiteboy and Ribbon bitternesses have happily long subsided under the discouragements of Whig patriotism. And the various patties in Ireland, whether left to themselves or kept in leading strings various strange Admi ...

... How Mr, Stansfeld, with the personal pique of many the old Tories towards him, with such doubts his discretion the veteran Whigs, can better effect Mr. Gladstone’s suasive purposes we hardly know. But these changes in the most delicate performances scrupulous ...