... duke now reaps the profit of Os. td. per acre. 1N'ow, the Whigs ha, e been a little tco ready with Coercion Acts in the past, and it will be well for the new Liberals to avo-d the errors of the Whigs. Our fellow-country- men in Ireland should be governed ...

... So far, therefore, the Tory-Whig faction which dominates the councils of the State have secured for the inhabitants of the United Islands the two indescribable blessings of coercion and increased taxation. THE TORY-WHIG COALITION;- The power of the coalition ...

... have Earl Grey, the last Whig in England, and i probably, except the editor of the Edinbuerqh Reviviv, the last of his ?? Grey, who claims to walk in the light of the old traditions of the Whigs, utterly forgetful thatno old Whig peer would ever have addressed ...

... Court. Again he has been goaded by the Tories, by the organ of the Egyptian bondholders and usurers, the Times, and by the Whig section of his colleagues in the Ministry, and followers in the House of Commons, to wage war upon a people struggling, as ...

... of the classes, and the bitterest reviler of Ireland. Next, the Whig Dissentients lent the ex-Attorney-General, Sir Henry James, to assist Sir R. Webster. Thirdly, Lord Camperdown, a Whig Dissentient, brought on a motion which he had postponed for weeks ...

... has remembered in time that he was not appointed Prime Minister by the vote of the people to do the work of the Tories and Whigs. Thewasteof a third partof the session over Coercion Acts, the necessities of supply, and the necessity for debates upon topics ...

... James's Gazette, for the ventilation of your spite. fuliess. On this common mud-heap the Irish rack- renters and the expelled Whigs join hands. Some- times they sign their malicious concoctions. Oftener they are compelled, like the 'Tees, through fear or ...

... betrayed their promises. In all probability the recollection of the dishonourable and disastrous policy persevered in by the Whig Government towards Egypt will materially lessen Mr. Glad- stone's majority from what it was at the last general election. That ...

... matters even thei- best friends ad- e aitted they bungle sadly. Ireland has prwen d o the Tories, as well indeed as to the Whigs, V pitfall from whence neither could escape. 'eel, Russell, and other powerf 1l. and popular a ainisters-even Mr. Gladstone ...

... party as an accredited member is a step only delayed byconsiderations of decency. You still cling to the hollow idea that the Whigs are a living force in poli- tics. It is only about two years ago that, speaking on this subject, you said, I confess I am ...

... satisfactory pledges with reference to Home Rule and other national demands. Should no acceptable candi- date be found, or no Whig pledge given, they will use their influence in favour of Sir G. Elliot, in the event of his contesting the seat. At an informal ...

... Please an Edinburgh Division where Whigs m ost do congregate. A Whig in public life is 8,5oful o~casionally, for he serves, like the of London, to remind us how long and hi wnooch we have left the past behind. Whigs a tendency to degenerate into Conserva- ...