... from Derry to Cork, and from Dublin to Limerick. A strange unanimity of sentiment pervaded these synodical meetings. A few Whig Deans here andthere hoping still that some happy turn of the wheel might bring them better things, joined issue with Messrs ...

... part of Timogue union. Timogue, small benefice, gross income £ll9 ; to Kilclon brook £2B, both detached from it. So much for Whig legislation, the effect of which has been to waste a large proportion of the anomalies, admitted by our friends, but so bitterly ...

... Disestablished Church.* Such, therefore, is the legal title actually conceded to it by the combined factions of Ultramontanes, Whigs, Radicals, and the virulent political Dissenters of England. If we are wise, then, we shall accept without any hesitation, ...

... this session. The Prime Minister has shown throughout this crisis a strange unwillingness to accept the dictum of that great Whig, Lord Macaulay, who, after all, only gave utterance to a truism, that compromise is the essence of politics. would carry everything ...

... in the Times from this latter gentleman, has been scouted alike by all the papers. But it is not likely that this veteran Whig will be content thus to pass out of sight, and retire into the quietness and obscurity of private life, without making some ...