... Whiggism, the second High Toryism, and tne third those of Radicalism. For the WHIG HEAD, the proprietors have been fortunate enough to secure the services of gentleman of genuine Whig principles, whose life has been a continued evidence of his political consistence ...

... wanted but the spiritual improvement of the poor remedy the grosser evils which are here disclosed. They cry out, says the Whig-Radical writer, More church, —instead of more wages, and more liberal relief, and more consideration of the duties of property ...

... (From the Timer.) A writer in the leading Whig-Radical journal, who seems no particular friend either to the Unded interest or the Church, has taken advantage of the r« ports of the Commissioners for inquiring into the employment of Women and Children ...

... whether, when the Whigs had been ofiiee, they had not appointed .Mr. Pigott lie their Attorney-General, his active prccurs.irship at former day. Mr. OVonm-fl hail v.-rv plainly declared the measure value set by his followers ui*m his Whig services. not ...

... Cerberus consists, a.« its name imports. in presenting, cnitraftefl upon one trunk, three distinct niul ditTerent heads.—the WHIG, the Tt)KY, and the RADICAL; each of the«e perfect and complete in itself; each with earn equally alive to the Bound of threatened ...

... Whiggism, the second High Toryism, and tue third those of RadicsUstn. For the WHIG HEAD, the proprietors have been fortunate enough to secure the services of gentleman of genuine old Whig principles, whose life has been a continued evidence his political consistency ...

... Stanley could object to the principle of farther reduction its was the very point upon which he had resigned his seat in the Whig Cabinet. He admitted that a high-minded man would aliandon office rather than sacrifice an important principle ; but did not ...

... The Cerberus con*i*t*, it? name import?. in presenting;, engrafted upon one trunk, three distinct at.u .afferent heads.—the WHIG, the TORY, and the RADICAI-; each of these perfect and complete in itself; each with ear? equally alive to the sound of threatened ...

... was said, that in those* speeches Mr. O'Connell denounced the Whigs more violently than the Tories. Mr. O’Connell was now Tory authority! No wonder that gentlemen preferred Tory to a Whig Government, for was under the Tory administration that he enjoyed ...

... of the second High Toryism, and the third those of Radicalism. For the WHIG HKAI), the proprietors have been fortunate enough to secure the services of a gentleman of genuine old Whig principles, whose life has been a continued evidence bis political c ...

... their places, but lord* and gentlemen, the leaders of the late Ministry, had all been absent on tins the pet question of the Whigs. , , , Captain Bernal reminded the House that only five Irish members had been present. Mr. Milnes thought tluU on these occasions ...

... the second High Toryism, and the third those of Radicalism. For the WHIG HEAD, the proprietors have been fortunate enough to secure the services of a gentleman of genuine old Whig principles, whose life has been a continued evidence of his political ...