... honour of addressing them (hear, hear, and loud cheers).— It was not felt any pleasure in seeing the Whigs returned to power, orentertained any hope from a Whig Ministry any more than from the Tory Ministry. His opinion was now, as it had always been, that ...

... Government, of which be was himself a member, in 1844. The Tories set an example. The Whigs have followed it. Tho Tories resolved upon victimising NELL, by whatever means. The Whigs resolved upon victimising Joun Mitcuet, by whatever means, Pre- cedent was sufficient ...

... from the Whigs. Sir P. Peer ended his career by attempting to force a cocrcion bill on Ireland. Lord J. begins his legisla- tion for Ireland by a bill, adopted from Sir R. Peet and improved. Once more hurrah for the Repeal of the Union! The Whigs may give ...

... Thomas Esmoude’s brother Whig, our Whig envoy to Florence, trotting back with his tail between his legs to that city faster than he came. For this Whig triumph over the Pope, he received knighthood ; ns lor another similar Whig triumph in the back provinces ...

... down in the grave. © SYSTEMS OF THE TW quiet an ING IRELAND. he Whig and yourself The great e between t the Tory system t owards Ire land was, and ing all continues to be, that. the Whigs, although ship, 0 lves with strong powers, they armed themse m in ...

... case is different. The League had as its special organ the leading daily paper which had long supported the Whig party ; that joarnal, no longer Whig, is dead against the wholesalo schemes of the new League. The party is understood to possess an “ organ” ...

... as a question of daily, nay hourly expectation. The on dit has it, that the Repeal is to be an open question under the new Whig regime. ...

... parliament in College-green (loud cheers). not for Whig or Tory. The Morning Chronicle is, fur- sooth, endeavouring to persuade us to work for the res- toration of the Whigs; but Iecare not whether Whigs or Tories are in power, all our exertions shall be ...

... authority, obey the law, but let us not forget that wo owe this farther infringement on our liberty toa whig administration | loss the mark | When the whigs are out of office, they the mont liberal and enlightened of the friends of human ¢ the moment they ...

... the Whigs to parliament, and that the Whigs were, in their turn, not to disturb the return of repealers in possession of any scats in the House of Commons. I believe I was the only man who spoke of this as a compact; but, at all events, the Whigs most ...

... place on Th and the polling commenced at nine o’clock on Friday morning, At a quarter past ten the numbers were :— Murray (Whig). . . oe 182 Fox (Tory) e 162 ...

... REVISION OF MAGISTRACY The Northern Whig states, upon what It con: ceives to be good authority, that the revised of magistrates far the county of Down cons tains the name of but one solitary clergymal. This looks like the establishment of a mos! desirable ...