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... THE WHIGS AND 7HE HOME OFFICE LE7_ . :Le ~ . .1 ‘ (From the Morafengri .. The three black crow , sa- V.tmeeszner, With reference to Mr. TH SAVEWS ft . r b l aVe been reduced to the s 4 1111',/ati#ii , of' - •-i t , i l serves as th e foundatiot _ ...
... DUBLIN, JUNE 29. THE UNITED REPEALERS. That noble and eccentric Whig-Repealer, Lord Miltown, has written a long and, as he believes, exceedingly witty letter to Mr. Thomas Ray, in which he descants on the advantages of union among the opponents of British ...
... progress of any country. If we may accept this as hetteeforth the principle of Whig policy, we are willing to forgive all the past —even the atrocious conduct of the Whigs in 1844, when, after goading a pusillanimous minister to put the law in force against ...
... United States. General Taylor's nomination by the Whig Convention at Philadelphia does not meet with approval of a large portion of that party, including the admirers of Henry Clay. The abolition Whigs of Massachusetts have decided upon holding a convention ...
... competent judges as Lord ELDON and Lord WYNFORD. The Whigs, then, inflamed the people—the Whigs plotted treason to give to the furious spirit they had excited the direction of open rebellion; and the Whigs now, forsooth, plead that they were acting under ...
... show each other up—the Whigs are very bad, nothing can be worse, except the Peelltes, who are Whigs with a double share of ' the false tricky, and underhand to supply the absence of more legitimate ties. lie it that the Whigs are a family partythe Peelites ...
... the same offence in 1842. At four o'clock (the final c10..e) the numbers were : Hodgson (ConLetvative) 476 Howard (Whig) ••• 414 Dion (Whig-Radical) 318 M'Dona!lS . Chartist) ...
... as it has been for a year or two the necessary policy of the Whigs, to play the part of loyal men, and, to say truth, the Whigs have excelled them in the dramatic display. When, however, Whigs or Peelites perform loyalty, they alike act a part ; both parties ...
... consists of Whigs or of Peelites, for neither of them deserves Le confidence of the corntiy, and both of them have concurred in measures which are ruinous in their nature and revolutionary in their tendency. In some respects it is desirable that Whigs shorld ...
... baseness. In the very council room of the Sovereign, closeted in his palace, and wearing his livery, these men—the -e Whigs—these loyal Whig.. —the ministers of '3l-2—some cf rae nunisters of '4B—hatched their treason, plotted their revolution, mapped their ...
... one (Lord DALuousis) was in fact adopted by the Whigs—so that the neglect of him is no just subject of complaint, and for the other two it is all but admitted that they too would have joined the Whigs, had Lord JOHN come up to their price. He conceived ...
... to the Repeal Association—that sedition legacy which O'CONNELL left to Ireland—sacred, we suppose, in Whig eyes because of the Whig-deified and Whig-denouncing testator. We will not do this, but we will refer to what occurred during their last meeting ...