... Constitution. In 1846 they all knew that a sudden change in political opinions took place among the whole body of persons|both Whigs and Tories. It seemed as if a sudden conversion; had come over them, that parties who had held {the doctrines of protection ...

... Far different is the policy of the Protectionists. Protection is not with them a personal affair, or an affair of party. Whigs. Tories, and Radicals are wel- come into our ranks. We may repeat with the French- man whose property was confiscated during ...

... you should sport your own fancy before the world. But, recollect, I repeat that I do not stand sponsor to these rumours of Whig economy. ] receive them cum grano salts, and then hand them on to you with this little accompaniment by way of note and comment— ...

... my landlord, a good straightforward country gentleman of the old school, but whom I looked upon with horror because he was a Whig. I have since learnt to consider a Peel-Con- servative landlord as the worst evil of the two. Well, after some negotiation ...

... mete a van and well •orimaited came in the barony of Ferrety, and other 'ergo preprietor. Other rounties (including the North }Whig of Tipperary) are eontied; but the most preeentalAe requisit ton IP that for the county of Dublin, summoned by the bigb ...

... humanity on purely social grounds, that a Testimonial is talked of. Otherwise it is a paper which Conservatives abhor, Whigs dis- trust, Radicals abominate, and annihilated Peelites scarcely understand. We may all be prejudiced. We may all be mistaken ...

... I will test that Manchester school by its own case. The neighbouring town of Coventry returned two Free-traders— one an ex- Whig statesman, and the other aspires to the mantle which might fall from the shoulders of Joseph Hume, i Loud laughter.) They voted ...

... life he will do so without the aid of friendly hints, especially hints so extremely friendly as those which come from the Whigs. We are heartily glad to hear that his Lordship's health is nearly restored, and that he will soon be enabled to resume his ...

... that on one of his farms he had only made half his rent. Note to Earl Fitzwili.iam. — The tenantry of Earl Fitzw illiam — a Whig and Free trader — are getting up a petition to his lordship, calling upon him either to reduce their rents to such a level ...

... the Weeny was intend by th• tern hunn•nnelelly, and, bed gin., the would line ben doubled. It way be worth while odd thee no Whig unman of the •nasty are nitre with old Pretenseets the :visor 'Obeid of or Ira Trade. FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 11, IMO. Th. ...

... strongest point ? They had traded upon the foolish antagonism between Celt and Saxon. The Tories had always done so, and the Whigs would be very glad do so to still greater extent if they dared. expected that next Parliament would witness such a contest ...

... all the who have T=d She Whigs ler its has Miry years. Lord DrawY undisaMedly, empties sae indivi. du*, by far the rest in point of writ, character, and neer the country, be transcends any it its and, shall we sot degenerate : Whig prey ern day I Fier the ...