... necessity for a political Chancellor, and the fitness of the noble and learned lord above all other men to be the assistant of the Whig Lord Lieutenant. Sir Robert Peel then took the economical view of the question, and with a candour exquisitely generous, warned ...

... discharge his duty, if he allowed such severe remarks to pass unanswered. The right hon. gentleman had made an allusions to the whig ads ministration; that administration was now on ita trial before the country, (hear, hear,) and he trststed that the measures ...

... to prevent thousands from being involved in misery for voting as their consciences directed. He wished to see the names of Whigs and Tories mentioned as a matter of history, and in no other light. - The only parties in future should be reformers and a ...

... Let us obey the law, bu tlet us not forget that we owe this further infringement on our liberty to a Whig administration! Bless the mark! When the Whigs are out of office, they are the most liberal and enlightened 'of the friends of human freedom—the moment ...

... tricks, and none by honours, Dien thy Treasury game has fled. Shelved on Opposition benches, Hume himself o'er thee shall crow'Whig, prig, Russell, storm thy trenches: Go, where thou at last must go! All ye pets in Treasury chariots ; All ye pampered, wo ...

... it may come to that yet. We say this, in the reservation that the hon. M.P. after all is not one of the within wheels of the Whig machinery.—Dublin Warder. ...

... satisfied of their illegal nature), by all lawful means to prevent such meetings and to disperse the same. Whig Staeley, is this your Whig Jaw? It makes the mere opinion of any magistrate the law ! ! Robespierriused to order men to be guillotined for ...

... beyond a stanza with any real gravity. His table songs are inimitable: his lampoons have been the just dread of dowagers and Whig-rats. But with the exception of a few lyrics upon recollections connected with *lreland, and probably with the best part of ...

... we find the characters of Whigs scattered ? (Hear.) While thinking upon the contradictory terms of the Marquis. of Anglesey's proclamation, and his letter to Mr. Kertland, I wished to see what was the excuse given by the Whigs for passing this Algerine ...

... was built in the Haymarket, and was called the Little Whig, in consequence of the support which the proprietor had received in his suit to the King from the wife of a gentleman attached to the Whig party. The licence so granted to Betterton was dated in ...

... of the members of the Whig government this bill--this proclamation bill, which has assembit us all here to-night. I have shown you .how Marquis of Anglesey, above all others, spoke and lie°, upon it. (Hear.) It is not upon Whigs, nor nit Tories, that ...

... as the enemies of our own thoughts. We do not care to be called a Tory journal by one party, since we are sure to be called Whig by another, although we disclaim the charge of being either. That is the fate of the straightforward searcher after truth, ...