... O'Connell's favourite epithet 1The. Whigs, bloody, brutal, and bass I No doubt Pope is milder, but not much more complimenltary, where he says- L As bcss on flowers alighting cease their hum, So settling into places Whigs are duamb. I make no objectionwhietever ...

... proportion as the Liberalism of the Manchester school has permeated Whig policy, so has legislation been bene- ficial to the masses of this country. Your correspondent charges the Whigs or Liberals of the seventeenth century with conspiring to assassinate ...

... not see much remedy in the sort of education proposed to be given by School Boards, on the ground that the Bible expounded by Whig, Jew, or Atheist, contained the whole duty of man. God help a people that had no other instructors than School Boards and Select ...

... A Dissenter should, for all that, draw it rather mild, keeping in mind the fact that his side of the question the ancient Whigs or Liberals of those times proposed the as- sassination of Charles the second in 1682. He is rather inconsistent with himself; ...

... science, demand that the voike o week. day education shall be free from the dictatorial power of ecclesiastical authorities. A WHIG. MONARCHY V. REPUBLICANISM. TO THE EDITOR OF THlE PRSESTON CHRONICLE. Sca,-I have carefully road over Theophilus's letter ...

... clearly enough when, at the beginning _ of her reign, they kept aloof from her Court be- cause, as they said, i' she was a Whig. But whatever her personal predilections she has never allowed her individual preferences to warp her mind in the discharge ...

... they may tfreely use their wight to agitste ser others do; but they have no politics osnecito their reo l ligion. They may be Whigs, Radicals, or conservaties, s without ceasng to be, and to he held to be, sond Cathos lice. Catholicityexists and flourishe ...

... make her into an enemy, whose hatred, maneged and Fal directed by Prussia, may work our downfall. Perish all trij question of Whig or Tory before a question of this magni- a v tude. At the commencement of the war ?? of grin English ministers was usedfto ...

... ry debate. Gari- baldi once made a public visit to England ; he was feasted m- and caressed by a number of the old English Whig aria- iv, toeracy and a few zealous Scotch Presbyterians. With all he hiii martial boldness, is it not on record that he was ...

... is nearly certain to yield to the in. finances of agen elusive and privileged class, and become, if not a Tory, at least a Whig, which for al prastical putr- pouge in our times is nearly as bad. (Laughter and chee. T injurious and demoralising effect ...

... when he appeared me before such an audience as the present, and had been from see his earliest days accustomed to look upon a Whig in the opi language of Dr. Johnson. It had been aptly said by one of i in that county, a gentleman whose memaory would ever ...

... business of great importance prevented sue fromt being oise at home. This tale the cewardly skulktellsto Mr. Tory', ting to Mr-. Whig, and to Mr. Radical. He (thle coward) Strives r t to please all. Another view of open voting. The man )rve who takes a bribe ...