... for to now say that the statement at to the party policy which the Whig leaders of the period professed their readiness to adopt is accurate and authentic. No doubt, the views of the Whig leaders of 1844 may be, as in 1871, of little value in the estimation ...

... for tho purpose of “ rearranging machinery which was working well.” Mr.’ Bouverie is a Whig, whose party deserted him through its fear of the ‘‘ Advanced.” Had tho Whigs stoutly maintained such principles as he indicates they might be now a Party, instead ...

... an event. Secondly, Mr. Burke holds that the Bill was Whig in its inception, Whig in its progress, and Whig in its conclusion. That it was Whig in its inception, I readily admit: that it was Whig in the latter portion of its progress, and in ...

... a great deal was said. The Whigs became the Philanthropists. After two centuries and a-half of silence, after the terrora of the penal laws which they inflicted, after the hon ors of the Famine which they increased—the Whigs suddenly woke up to deep sympathy ...

... smug of Whig Tory, eines thu. : As it wee ore to fries in 1815 to moms the popular !erratum recommended by Me example of Mr Mitt, .o ft was to the Wilige in 1832 to adopt the Comerative policy recommended by this submits of Mr. barks. Had the Whigs students ...

... reviewed the political career of both parties in the House, and condemned the sham Liberals, who said, were only Whigs who followed the lead tbe Whigs. There were only two indo- Cdent men in the Mouse—Keneair 'end Roek—both being returned without help clique ...

... names and other indications of the first mveting of the ‘‘ United Liberal” Club gave proof that there has arisen again ap Uld Whig Party cmong the Irish Liberals. This element had been developing iteelf as the troubles of the Home Rulers were multiplying ...

... of the Whigs from office must be indefinitely prolonged. The second is that the support of the Irish members can only be obtained by the concession of the rights they were sent into parliament to obtain^ But will the price be paid Will the Whig. Liberal ...

... Independent Oppcsition as enabling them to vote the Whigs and an old ‘There is strange evidence, in- deed, already that the Presbyterian and Roman Catholic voters are poorly satisfied with the result of the Whig Election for the County of Derry. There Home Rale ...

... their boys to school where they may be indoctrinated with Whig views on trigonometry, where Biixcw, Ombxk, and Virgil are read in a Whig manor, and where, for aught know, Whig French and Whig German may be frandnlently tnbetiluted for the genuine article ...

... has notbeen at service before, hut who baa spent months dres J I« a good p’sfn sewer, «-an»B situation; would take charge of -whig children ; can well her p-iHsb priest. Addrea Nurse. Main street, Arklow. ...

... the former. This fact calculated to convey the impression that Home Kulers are only Whigs, and that the terms are convertible. Should this opinion go abroad, neither Whigs nor Federalists will gain any influence by it. ...