... O'Connell launches a denunciation at Lord and in- vites the people to petition for his recal. He denounces Lord Grey ana the Whig Government, and it is re- solved, it wouid seem, to brave ali the consequences of the very singular position in which he has ...

... il! epallity ! it IS Motives | Mul ati | thing to do with; I only s peak of h Is act have nounce it to be vile and’ + and | Whigs have condemn, tllegal in the ext Teme. archy, and Stanle y Urges repeated)y he Irish || the law, on the sam when he wrote his ...

... people. who had ever that such a man as Lord Grey, preserved his consistency, notwithst anding the de- sertion of apostate Whigs and the opposition of the grasping Tories — he could not believe that Lord Brougham, the advocate of educstion—he eould not ...

... uf the intment of Mr to the Chancellorship —On the night te late Ministry were beaten on the Civil List, s the principal Whigs took place, at which Chaneellor was not invited to attend. At ‘tis meeting, however, it was almost immediately re- motion was ...

... not of est importance to him, except as it hie te en. the joy the delight of bri that Inging one or two good Mr. Cale ouse, Whigs tuto but at the raft opposed the measure as same he would unite with tlemen, who were o same of Several gen. himself, in requestin ...

... hearts of the people. It is these 302 upright patriots that the country may safely calculate upon—whether “the. powers that be Whig or Tory—as the con- sistent avd inflexible supporters of every measure of practicable retrenchment, every plan for mitigating ...

... make an inroad into the present disgraceful system, He de- nied that he had joined the Tories. Neither the Tories nor the Whigs had any thing to give him which he would accept of. If ever he should accept any thing, let the house and the country form ...

... a:miss, perhaps, if they would co'our their maps g vw the election colours of each county, so there migtt be fory maps and Whig maps. A double county atias of this kind might be useful on the reading table of a news-room ; and then wheo extracts from ...

... confidence of his ents. 1 canvassed for Mr. Peiham at that genile- man’s first election, believing that he would act upon sound Whig principies, but some of his votes have sedly disappointed us In turning, however, to my right hand, I see a gentleman whom ...

... King’s birth- day. Lord Lowther’s party also dined together at the Castle: all who attended the Reform dinner were set down as Whigs and Kadicals, and it was regarded as an opposition dinner to his Lordship. An early dinner | was given to the colliers in Lord ...

... when he pro- das a toast, Destruction to the King and his Ministers ;’ adding, that he wished destruction to every species of whig and radical, whose throats he ated his abuse of the would willingly cut, and re; king and his ministers, all of whom he named ...

... and brilliant suite. The first race was a Match for 50 sovs, between Mr Waison’s Ardelia, S ...