... Harcourt Lees ; Green, by this light, triumphantly shouts Daniel O'Connell ; the Tories pronounce it True Blue, while the Whigs do not hesitate to declare it as palpable a Blue and Br as ever was seen at Brooks's. From these opinions it might be inferred ...

... stomacher commanded for a Noble Marchioness. It has been remarked that the parties of his Majesty are principally composed of Whigs. Thus, for instance, at the Royal entertainment, on the last day of the year, were the Dukes of Devonshire, and Dorset, Lord ...

... the march of intellect, 'a decided majority of voters would be found in favour of Equal Laws; and the influence of the rich Whig Aristocracy would take over a great portion of Borough's to the Catholic side. It would be a great national struggle however; ...

... postponed till the of the Meeting.sbould be concluded. Mr. PLATT said, that they had not met as any P it /Weal party—neither as Whig, Tory, or Radical sec was in the common cause of humanit y that y hid assembled, and he was sure that in Eng- land 'such a ...

... there is here 'dine - of Protestants with Catholics h r before witnessed. (Hear, hear.) 'illy pelitical life I have been a Whig 'n future I shall, have no •poljtics but the advo,ftcY orthe .qiiestion of Ireland. (Hear, il ea'', hear.) Th e m coati for ...

... forward the 'notion, that it was more than his finely attuned Tory sensibility could endure, to hear the nomination of such a Whig Patron, &c., and he, therefore, begged to receive a hint before the thing came on, in order that he might leave the room pro ...

... fifty men should be punished who had taken 100 k for their votes.—(Loud cheers.) — If time Government of time cOuntry ? be it Whig or be it Tory, and in his heart he believed them to be evally sincere, were desirous of abolishing such practices, let Owen ...

... all—without any oblique reference to political greed or eonscientious scruples—but shining, like the Sun from Heaven, upon Whig apd Tory —upon Protestant, Dissenter, and catholic the Such lots been our own anxiety upon this most important of all irestions ...

... them tell ua, where will they find a Ministry capable of governing the empire for a single week ? That is the question. The Whigs are emancipators to a man : the only Tories worth speakir4; about are to a man declared emancipators; the Church (the majority ...

... fair pity. The Whigs might non' have been claiming no inconsiderable merit as the authors or first recomnienclers of that system for•the ad- miniAttation of Irish affairs, the necessity of which is at least felt and acknowledged. But the Whigs are silent ...

... openin g o f th e present Session of Parliament , It signifies nothing whether the Journal alluded to be liberal or illiberal, Whig or tory, the merit of being the first to communicat e w h atever is of national importance, is to us the same, a n d we h ave ...

... has fallen upon us like a blight and mildew, threatening dissension among this party, and an accession of strength to the Whigs. The difficulties in which an event of this sort necessarily plunges a public Journalist, whose duty and interest combine, ...