... however, not be witncrt Id its effect on the future. He rezarded it as the final t departure of the Whigs from the Libera, camp: . inasmuch as the Whig connection had derived i, Id force from popular support, the inevitable con. le sequence,if the seceders ...

... 1851. in company with the Peelites, the Irish Romni n Catholics, and the group led by Mr. Cobden, I activelv resisted both Whigs end Tories, but the last especially, in defence of religions liberty on the loelesiastieal Titles Bil1. 7. Unquestionably I ...

... whiph always advocated in national qnestions listening to national representatives. Lord Wartington described himself as a Whig but he really discarded the principle of old Whigsj'vho fought against the treaty of union to the death. Of Mr. Chamberlain's ...

... that Lord Lansdowne's appoint- ment to succeed to the Viceroyalty was made very 1 suddenlv. f i The London correspondent of ?? Whig says should the present Government be in office when Lord DnfEorin returns from Indina be will be made Poreicn Seretary, and ...

... Coroner's Court, on the body of a man, about 30 years of age, napme and address no- known, Who died in St. Mary's Hospital, to whig lihe was removed after having cut his 1hroat and other- vise injured himself whilst in a bath at the Mary- iebone baths and ...

... present. time. No man, no matter what his political viesS might be. ould say that her condition was what it should be. No man, Whig or Tory, could say that he was satisfied with the methods employed by Dublin Castle. Every man of them would say, when hard ...

... him, I never cani speak a nst him.f (Land chiers.) :Mr.y Drildughs aduled that w.he hprispouee of Liberal tcnsonitsia and Whigs h did not mnean to say the y wera dinhorottrhble ?? they ditsgreoel with him. Hoe tnite sagied that every maid sgli: find ...