... did not venture, however, to support it—Mr Bagwell not voting, whilst Sir George Grey and Mr Martin obeyed the summons of the Whig “whips.” ...

... is wanted is a simple statement of principles and views. But that might alienate the Irish Catholics on the one hand, or the Whig party on the other, and so it is withheld. Ireland is in the throes of bitter social warfare ; but party motives reign supreme ...

... that is wanted is a simple statement of principles and views. But that might alienate the Irish Catholics the one hand, or the Whig party on the other, and so it is withheld- Ireland is in the throes of a bitter social warfare ; but party motives reign supreme ...

... round, when they may be used once more with equally fatal effect as hitherto against Conservative candidates. And all the while Whig and Liberal landlords may continue preserving the game on their estates, making large profits by means of their battues, and ...

... coincident with the inauguration of Whig rule. Every one in Ireland knows that the traitor and the agrarian criminal think at least they are safer in the bands of tho Whigs than of the Tories. Catch me attacking the Whigs again,” said Dan O’Connell, when ...

... whipt cream, were thence, iu process of time, denominated Whigs, and pursued the enthusiastic cant of their forefathers.” If the first time, it certainly is not the last, that enthusiastic Whigs have turned out to renegade or bastard Tones. In conclusion ...

... very shortly after became proprietor of the Globe (having the satisfaction of converting it from faithful and devoted exponent Whig principles to an able Conservative organ) that, at the solicitation of number of lea*ling Scotch Conservatives, he became ...

... WHIG EDUCATION BILLS. May 8, \SG9. Sib, —There is one singular feature all the Whig bills on education. long the patronage and power in educational matters were vested in the hands of yentUnun, so long it was held necessary protect the teachers as against ...

... description of local Fenian movement had been planned for the Ist of May, but did not take place, according to the Northern Whig, from the non-receipt of expected “orders from America.” The belief exists, probably only in the minds of alarmists, that ...

... perfect confidence that the Bill has now no chance of being passed this session. Although the Duke of Argyll and other Scotch Whig Peers would believe that the feeling of the laity of Scotland is in favour of the Bill, and that that feeling will be expressed ...

... perfect confidence that the Bill has now* no chance of being passed this session. Although the Duko of Argyll and other Scotch Whig Peers would have us believe that the feeling of the laity of Scotland is in favour the Bill, and that that feeling will expressed ...

... Scotland be made even as Ireland The time trial may not be far off—will nothing rouse Churchmen and so-called Constitutional Whigs to the threatened and probably near peril ! In th« House of Lords on Thursday evening, Earl Granville protested against the ...