... would monstrous—too bad c»cn for the ollicial allies O'Connell, w-ould imply a sinking evcnlrom the Whig standard; it would indicate thai the Whig the Whig Govern of what John O'C'onnell to Daniel. If were to suppose for moment the reports were true, could ...

... makes this remark on an assertion of (be Pilot that the Queen certainly about to visit Ireland Ignorant and purblind as the Whig Ministry are we do not be'ieve this. While Irish Confederate is a felon Bermuda for preaching the rights of Ireland, the Queen ...

... SATAN REPROVING SIN. God the Whigs are office and not opposition, was the devout eirlamaton of Conservative writers and senators when intelligence of the Revolution of February reached this country. mere party fliog this was not badj but the public ...

... open on matters that remain open with the Whig Government. The Yorkshire Liberals do not like their man. b.-t dare not combat the Fi'zwtl mm interest; they have been to him begging that will withdraw. The young Whig aspirant obstinate soliciting then suffrages ...

... or the falls of Niagara be impeded by @ pebble ? No! Ner can the Conservative cause be ever st ayed in Chelteaham by all the Whig Radicals that it contains,” —Mr Hadley, ...

... ltd wn hope and trust they will cause that belief to be to known that Peace, Raronit, and Econosir, the watch-words the Whigs when in opposition to the Tories, ■say made to bo the working motto of the now that they base in their power to practise that ...

... fur a nominal recess, in order to impede their measures by the forms of a new session. It is a bad omen fur the of Jamaica. Whig Ministers when they are at open war with the Law of Entail in Scotland.-—A writer jn Tait's Magazine for the present wooth ...

... The Whig Alien Hill of 1848.—The provisions of the late Alien Bill been brought into •i'oot but effective operation. said that about UR HUNDRED Foreigners, ohnosioot to the Govern, meat, have been compelled quit oar shores. CORN EXCHANGE.— Wednesday. ...

... gagging bill. And get three bishops more. Blush—blush, you scornera the Whig*, you've fell before ; Shall not get their gagging act And then three bi»hops more? Whigs—Wh»gs—O Whigs, who'll hold you still As senseless—as A* fun's who dream that England ...

... us to add, the means taken secure verdict him arc such any tyrant use, and mtl.tin but .he tyrant's plea can iustify. The Whigs have closely followed the precedentt*. y -nedintlic case d. They packed their jury, struck, off from every Roman Catholic, ...

... prosecutors, and look on himself but a martyr in righteous cause? The exposure of the Whigs—ao often denounced by O'Conncll as the hare, bloody, and brutal Whigs— an event which occasions but little concern, but fear its disastrous efftcu in destroying ...

... Church Oxford. was early lauoched in political life his lather, who was influential though not wry prominent member of the Whig party ; and io accompanied 'be Earl of Malmeabery on one bis Cuoiinen'al mission*. first entered Parliament member lor Morpeth ...