... corner meeting of highly respectable gentlemen in Willis's Rooms, where the admission is to be by ticket, and where an Old Whig is to preside. Here, indeed, is the I-Idlest/us mu, and the party have done more than chafe under the hard disappointment. ...

... incitement to treason and treason felony, and said that the views of the Home Secretary were more worthy of a Tory than of a Whig, the child of revolution and insurrection. Fewer than 20 rose in their places to support the amendment, and there was no ...

... leader of English Liberalism. As we read it, we are naturally reminded of the estimate of the same statesman formed by the reat Whig historian when that career was just beginning. We turn to the famous article on the Essay on Church and State, and we find ...

... We can perhaps affiml to wake mistakes in some things. we can. again, perhaneact as we wish while beneath the banner .f the Whigs or the Tories. the Conservatives the Liberals but we cannot afford to commit emus once we stand before the woad as representatives ...

... d 'Oistau, and now again, enlarged and revised, in a small volume for English use. As Macaulay's History has been called a Whig Essay, so Sir C. G. Duffy's Bird's-Eye View may be styled an Irish nationalist essay. The events, which do not reach beyond ...