... declared that jury packing and forth was an offence committed all Crown proseculors and High Sheriffs, and their subs,” and that Whigs and Tories were alike culpable. Mr. Bentinck felt disposed to blame the Lord Chancellor of Ireland for kis share in the transaction ...

... be a contretemps too terrible to contemplate, that after reporting himself to Debrett, for a series of years, as an advanced Whig, in favour of the ballot,” Mr. Leatham should be cheated out of the life-long distinction of passing a hill to establish the ...

... circulation of the seditious literature by which the flame of Fenianisra was fed. The right hon. gentleman concluded, as all Whig Ministers invariably do when introducing coercion bills, by declaring that he was very sorry indeed to be obliged to perform ...

... manifestly impossible to say the same of the Liberals. It is too early yet to forget ’59 and ’67, and the whole history of the Whig party testifies to the same distinction. They opposed the French war when the existence of England was at stake; and they opposed ...

... sad episode being that Lord Spencer was “ sent home melancholy,” because, contrary to expectation and the assurances of the Whigs, nominees were sent about their business by the Northampton electors. Geoige Stepney’s correspondence among the Macclesfield ...

... to make its own principles the animating spirit of the whole. The attempt has been resisted with more or less success by the Whig leaders, and when the Conservative Opposition has been very strong it has virtually been suspended. But the idea lias never ...

... the Irish Secretary to have explained the nature of the promised Government measure. Mr, McCarthy Downing (no friend of the Whigs) commented upon the circumstance that Mr. Fortescue had come down to the House and announced a measure without having previously ...

... indicated some who fear the growth of dissension the Education Bill. Many influential members, however, of the Liberal party, both Whigs and Radicals, withhold their signatures on the gtound that it is likely to be converted into mischievous precedent.” Mr. Edmund ...

... those who follow him, with .the true instinct of Whigs and Peelites, acted in direct contradiction to their consciences and opinions in order to keep their party in power. This habitual practice of Whigs promoting measures in public which they hate and ...

... spent in Mallow was paid by ohequo through his expense agent. Mr. Charles McDermott, of Portadows, has written to the Belfast Whig respecting the Tan dragee estate of the Duke of Manchester. He alleges that his father bought the tenantright of some land ...

... Deform Parliament as Liberal member for Dumbarton, When O’Connell was at the height of hij popularity Mr. OoUjuhoun left the Whigs, and when another election came he resigned the seat for hu native county, but succeededin ousting Dr. (now Hir John) Bo wring ...

... vemraent Education Bill he claimed the support of all parties, and said there ought to bo no difference between Conservatives and Whigs,Churchmen and Nonconformists, as to providing a religious education. It would be great mistake if the lost thirty years* Christian ...