... leaders a majority in the House of Commons turned out in reality far more successful than the most sanguine had hoped. The Whigs told us in July, 1841. that most probably we Con- servatives would obtain no majority at the election ; but that if we did ...

... liar, and a slanlerer and a coward, and a scene of indescribable confusion and uproar took place. None of the respectable Whig party which used to accom- pany the Liberal candidates tc the hustings were present at this nomination. After the usual pr ...

... Who, besides the Repealers, are Liberal in Ireland ? w' n - c ew barristers, who dream of the restoration of »vhi!{gisn) — of Whig-jism that has passed by, never to re- turn. It i^ true that Lord Cloncurry adheres to his opinion* of former days ; but we ...

... and the Radical, are taken to the : high places of trust aud emolument — is it not evident that the boasted justice of the Whigs towards Ireland i is only the crumbs which they cast to the importunity i of selfish suitors, and that the little of benevolence ...