... misery and misfortune of England-as having grown with her growth and strengthened with her strength; but he was opposed by a Whig clique, who well knew that such Commission, if appointed, would bring to light some of theirdark deeds, end his motion was ...

... they are all rich' enough to make eldest sons.'? Sir Jomx ACT=o and. Lord EDWARD HOWARD are Roman Catholics. The rest are Whigs, and nothing more-, men who may be depended on in the House of Lords to vote as straight upon Mr. G6sLA3ToN'si measures as ...

... truth, but they attempted to steal the Liberal clothing. Mr. Diu. DAIL( once said that Sir Ronswr PzzL, having caught the Whigs bathing, had run away with theirclothes. Mr. and other speakers, forgetting the facts of history, or, as some think, wilfully ...

... opponents. (A voice : Don't be personal.) I ant well known to you. (A voice : Indeed you are.) I de not stead before you as a Whig ; I don't trend before you as a Tory, but I stand before you an Irish nationalist to the backbone, and if you will stand by ...

... stranger, like some of my opponents. (A. voice : Don't dell lam well known to you. (A. ndyou ere.) I do not stand before you as Whig; I don't stand before you as a Tory, but I stand before you as an Irish nationalist to the backbone, and if you will stand ...

... misery and misfortune of England—as having grown with her growth and strengthened with her strength ; but he was opposed by Whig clique, who well knew that such Commission, if appointed, would bring to light some of their dark deeds, and his motion was ...

... was always taken when a woman was reigning. It was so in Queen Anne's days. Who took advantage of that poor woman but the Whigs ? The Radical papers had within the last twelve months claimed a great victory, that thoy had got tho Irish Church Bill passed ...

... working men, acd come of them to this day are receiving hundreds year in the shape of half-pay, &c, &c.; and yet, after the Whigs in former days and Liberals of these days, have succeeded in reducing taxation to a comparative trifle to the working men, ...

... Lis we find him reprobating the Tory princi\Med by the Archbishop of Yeas, The grace held he declared to be most persad as a Whig he should never endure But the greater part of the luubration of local hi s t or i an i s d evo t e d t o his son, Watts ...

... notice of Parliament, qujtnig his autnor, but inaugurated the principle of commercial treedom, at a time when the leaders the Whig party had not learnt the B C financial legislation. L'lie Editor's statement that Huskissou did nut represent the Tory party ...

... Parliament, ;quoting his author, but inaugurated the principle of cone- mnercfislfreedom,' at'a time when the leaders 'of the Whig party a otlant h B C of financial legislation. -Thet dir'statement that Huelcisson did 'not represent the Tory party, is fully ...

... sample of Constitutional honesty and truth. What are the facta ? In 1861 committee, composed of equal numbers of Tories and Whigs, determined on the closing of Deptford, Woolwich, and Pembroke. In pursuance of this resolution the lata Tory Government closed ...