... the' few, to whicth that government should lie directoti lipar, litart, aod ctieersj. These are the priti- ciples which the Whigs profess-ntbey are the principles by which I Itlipet e niisters have been directed ; they tiay have beneni directed with inferior ...

... may, and very properly does, view the matter in quite a different light from that in which it was viewed by Mr. STANLEY, the Whig out of office in 1829, and Mr. STANLEY, the Chief Secretary in office in 1832; but this imports nothing. Our concern is to ...

... inildel patrons iii the lurch, because i ( ILt tc prcdict that this independent constituency etih sl 1c in ocegsion read the Whig feetitn a ?? i 1tj 1oo1l(I not casily forget. Indeed I might go l.l f,,rilir for I 1al convinced, from all I hear, that if ...

... chosen to irri- ?? ber1o, lends in a mannmer offensive to thre iihahiltauts, enid it is hropedl tint( nuisance, of which ?? end Whigs c'Iyuplailn, WIl Speedily he put a stop to ; hut the bog into WvhichI lire Tisuro lis fallen is quite another affair. if the ...

... which-cxcept tihe p1arisaois oif O0Conlil, who is thi oil icttial rcpiaesontative of Lritish honour -alanast all are Tlaies sod Whigs-egotists-hypicriti s, wviho la ac ito other base for their policy, nor recognise oaiy oiher truth itinl interest-A priiciple ...

... We turn to its Irticle on tbe break. hig up of ?? Melbourne ministry in November, l834, and we find ?? stttctieent :- 1[I Th Whig ctbinnt, purged and regenerated, had, with ?? single n.rceptionof Lord Broti/lhant, becomo almosot Liberals titd was gainhig ...

... feeling of Ireland is strongly in their favour, and only prevented front showing itself by the flagitious doings of certain Whig assistant barristers in the courts of registration. They gravely call on us to believe that the tendency of Ireland towards ...

... be put to -the Whig governmecit during the next session of Parliaamet, which, it they did not agree to, they could not be called the true friends of liberty. That ques. tion was, the exteniion of the franchise in Ireland. If the Whigs pledged themselves ...

... Administration part y of Vnt t Slice, %vere objected to by the Whigs (oppOsitiOn) on the ,iromnd that a number of t he citizens had voted illogally. lied hciciing such illegal vooit, the Whigs had a iajorit y; aw tI lie Go ilerror of New Jersey was so thoroughly ...

... of li ghull are with them. Do they rely on the Chartists, %he openly avow that their only reason for lprefeurin Tories, to Whigs, is that they think a 'ITory govern ment will bring about a revolution ? Or is it to tL counties they appeal, bound hand and ...

... in this instance be disguised or mitigated by f feelings of a different nature, What care I whether a mail is a Tory, or a Whig, a Reformer, or a Chartist, or a Libe- ral, or into how mnany diftercnt religions persuasions you may be split? Every man eats ...

... the great men ware Lord RATHDOWNE and Sir HARCOIURT LEEs, with a ineeting which comprised representatives of all the leading Whig families in Ireland, combined with all that is influ- ential and respectable in the great agricultural and commercial interests ...