... pornieiroa and demoralu o( caneaaaiog.—not to attack an nyoßMu plae«rdr the pntala or peraeeal ebaraeter any it oar opponent#. Whig lory, bnt mtet cae an high of ai d moral worth. ' ...

... to the old traditional Whig policy in this conntry, and retarn most pregnant with meaning the present time. That policy was always this country negative one as regards the functions Government. To do little possible was always Whig specific for Ireland ...

... Earl Hassell was, uotil lately, the leader of bis party. Us is the political head of great Whig bouse. He may fairly taken as representative of be old Whigs, form important element in the great Liberal party. It ts sorely significant fact that Earl ...

... fall of mMnlog. goes good way coa-' lirm all tliose ■ormtoM that bare lately beeo rife aa to lha internal confoaion eiiating Whig rank*. No ona coold expect tbet the Premier voold on Tbondaj night eoticipato the opening of Periiement bj formal of hie policy ...

... present organization in Ireland know the paramonot value which the Homan Catholic clergy attach to this question. Were the Whigs ahow any signs of backing out of the education policy with which Mr. Kortescno's name is so discreditably connected, no doubt ...

... Irish Charch safe,—safe not only in the zeal her defenders, bat in the utter profligacy of her assail mis, —and shall see tho Whig psrty reaping, in utter disorganization. the just reward of their unprincipled assault on one of ocr most hallowed institntions ...

... the friendship of those dignitaries worth so high price, does be suppose that would not be deserted by the great body of his Whig sod moderate Liberal supporters These latter will not permit the gross injustice of complete spoliation to inflicted Irish ...

... it patent fact that tbe diffireat sections of the party which are there represented are variance. That Ultramontane*, old Whigs, and advanced Radicals should aver coalesce into aa nailed psrty was the wildest political visions. Tbe pressure of ecme powerful ...

... Qtaditone end the the Chnreh here not yet pßt»ed the Home Commooe, end nil know that the Ust the reel Liberal wee U> get in the Whig*party end oast the Cooeer»di»M ; end be prosed whether the Liberal Protententa the of Common*, now that their petty in in office ...

... is true that their attempts to edminUttr tla statute impartially not altogether Bat this was duo Act iUell, for which the Whigs responsible, and not ll» Conservatives, who endeavoured to enforce iu , provision* impartially. It is important tbit those ...

... ef Ibe Radical party will only eo far, eocther farther, and yet the leader most plrase all. 1 not to say aay portion of tba Whig* art prepared to with oe whole way; hot portion of tbaro, white they woald io for dieestabllshmsot, not saaetioo die* eodowmoot ...