... his party. The patriotic spirit of the noble earl has been placed by his life beyond reach of cavil. But he is a Whig —a Whig of the Whigs—and hence we think his counsel on such a question as the disendowment of the Irish Church, or perhaps we might more ...

... The honour and status of Great Britain haring, for several years past, been seriously trifled with and frittered awar nader Whig rale, and the probable result of such elate things haring eanaed mj subjects considerable anxiety, it afforded me the greatest ...

... regarded as still more fortunate in the recognition, reluctant it may be, but absolute and final, by the elder leaders of the old Whig party, now more unmistakeably than ever shelved as an obsolete oligarchy, that their day is over for any longer battening ...

... election. He agreed with Mr. Giffard that even at election times the business of life must go on,. and there was no reason why Whig or Tory should not employ a man of his own colour to do his work, provided it was not done on condition of obtaining the vote ...

... Mr. Langley, baring accepted the compliment, launched into a furious invective against what he was pleased to call the Old Whig party for preferring Gladstone to Langley, and their old member (or the part he took Uia chief fault appeared to be the possession ...

... amongst the masses,and the daha-ing of the franchise has still further damaged their causa, and the large majority lor the Whigs testifies to the truth of tbit statement. As to tha tact and management of the Honss of Ctanmons, it amonnted to this, that ...

... is divided, or can be seriously For though it is not likely to be true that so embarrassed by the conduct in public of old Whigs; yet the fact that these dissensions are openly spoken of even now surely points the proverbially fickle nature of a large ...

... of her Majeetj*u Qoreroment has never once been mentioned in iln coaocils. Mr. know* dare not moot it, and that if did his Whig-Radio (I Cabinet would fall to pieces the very day be did so. So he parades the disingenuous plea of want time. He will stick ...

... ill-defined powers. But that is no reason why some better arrangement should not be made than has hitherto prevailed under the Whig rule. The Lord-Advocate and the Solicitor-General are both in the House of Commons, and both are among the most fully employed ...

... regarded as still more fortunate in the recognition, reluctant it may be, but absolute and final, by the elder leaders of the old Whig party, now more unmistakelbly than ever shelved as an obsolete oligarchy, that their day is over for any longer battening ...

... the Irish Church question, and amajority which represents nothing beyond dis- establishment and discndowment. There are the Whigs and the Radicals, the place-hunting Libe- rals, and the advocates of Roman Catholicism and political Dissent—a phalanx of ...

... beteg a bill on Ministers' Money la Edinburgh. Mr. Dram gave 'atlas his intention, on the ?Sod of February, to ask leave to Whig In a Phi for the more ellestual prettumbes of crime. Mr. Eloschen gave notice that on Monday, February be should ask the House ...