... since I7Bi has *urh spint been awakened. One' great fact' mention. It is this. understand the tenantry Karl Fitzwilliam—a Whig and Trailer ar» getting petition hi» Lordship, calling Upon hi in either reduce their rent* to such a level as may enable them ...

... Friday, the requisition bs ing signed by Lords Milltown, Gormanttown. Longford, and St Lawrence, and hy Urge number of gentry. Whig Conservative. Akkkst Outlaw.—An atrocious character, named Michael Hawkins, one of those charged with the murder of Patrick ...

... knows the opinions of farmers well, and what did he say—Conservative, and rather high Tory as he would be called the Irish Whig-Radicals. Gentlewen, said he, if there is to be a free trade at all let it be carried out to the fullest extent, and not partially ...

... should interpose his veto, and the inestimable worth of the Union, have our heartiest approval. hey are worthy the heart of a Whig patriot and statesman. The contrast they present to the prevailing tone and spirit of most recent messages from General Taylors ...

... served the purpose of the National Reform Association, and other dis~ turbers of the public peace. We are glad to see that the Whig Ministry have political virtue enough left to resist the insane projects of these restless demagogues, whose love of change ...

... story square with the English, for it is hard to believe that even the Whigs could have been such blockheads to send fleet to Piraeus for such silly causes uuless money (of which the Whigs are very fond) had been at the bottom of the business. Thus, then, ...

... in the House of Commons, a majority of no more than 21 must be regarded as to all intents and purposes—a defeat. The present Whig party boasted at one time of having an actual majority in the Lower House against both the Peelites and the Protectionists ...

... him. Sooner or later, however, he believed, every one would be carried ; the reaping time was coming of seed long sown ; the Whigs had been preaching the doc trine of democracy for the last years. Mr Roebuck believed that if this franchise were given to-morrow ...

... we presume his chief recommendation consisted his being steady adherent of the party now in power. Sergeant Talfourd was a Whig, and to that circumstance it is probable he mainly owes his present position. And we cannot help remarking that so long as ...

... to the Rolls ; and into the high seat of Chancery they elevated Sir Charles Pepys, a capital Equity lawyer—a very staunch Whig. And he has justified the choice, in his administration of the law, as it is. To that he clings. He has great knowledge of ...

... fictions. There never was a more practical meeting than that of Tuesday. To sustain him and themselves in power, the whole Whig party, as long as it is possible, will insist upon the same fiction How is this to be met ? By bringing conviction home to ...

... in fact, nearly all classes of the community. In the article upon Greece the ridicu. lous and faulty intermeddling of the Whigs with the affaire of that country is exposed. The other article of political tone is review of Alison's Essav's ; the extracts ...