... to deal with traitors. di Ca For the sake of the race, fling back the di e British gold. or THE TRATTOROUS ACTION OF THE C WHIG RENEGADES. in One of the Dublin branches of the Irish mn National Leaglie has passed n resolution t} which udenounces in the ...

... more to be pitied than N another it is Lord HnRTINGToN. By tradi- Oi tion and by up-bringing, that is to say, by w accident, a Whig, be is nearly as much ta at heart a Tory as any Tory of us be all could wish him to be. Of him it may be said more than of ...

... seemed to me that o hethre boroughi constituency of Lord Grey was Em so essentially, and purposely, a dissenting and low il era Whig constituency, consisting of tie principal * ys employers of labour, and that the Ballot was the le- only instrument to extricate ...

... Liberals as a weak device of waver- Onl ing statesmen. To the Radical demand for of Disestablisbment the only answer ot' the Whig ,ld leader is Wait.' He, it is assumed, may in the lid end be converted to it, Our club talk, in T short, is all Hartingtonian ...

... certainly C extremely vague in its application. It embraces I men of the most widely divergent opinions, from I the old-fashioned! Whig of ?? RUSSELL type a to the new-fashioned Rtadioal, of which the Hon. E ADEBERON RERDBERT and -Mr. ODGER are favour. able examples ...

... was the consequence of abandoning Mi-. Parnell's policy, which yielded fruitful results. t The poliry of allying with the Whigs was tried by O'Connell, and failed. The policy of the Indc pendent party was liberty for all,. licence for unone. The MCarthyite ...

... rather-who ever con- ol tested that, or it may be any other English borough. The geutleman-we allude to was of he whom the - ?? Whig, MAiCiUxAY h described as a young man of unblemished 1 ti oharacter and of distinguished Parliamentary j 0' talents; the ...

... audience assembled to listen to him at the St. i Janies's-hall at Mlanchester last Friday night. Let them leave that to limp W\higs and reckless Itadicals.' The former wont the least bit lil1e the showing up of the tuSSrELLS t and the CAVENDISiHES, Who think ...

... biare been dreginalyl 'esignd iit'present -im :5 form Chiefly to ApI)lkil whly leeeth To ies an took fa - office cinder the W-hig Bairl GrgacnewhhC 15a rcov'dinq to Lherd Pahiuerstns hvaru sne fhoor tb d cm1!'1 not hs instile ytefc hth e isl o Ic iesrid ...

... truth whicht hasmore to dowinih Wlelsh itadicalim tlian thals vtbiig else which he adduced. Non Only wsas it ttl Poslicy Of the Whig 6oov4?eumnt lentsat One titus so avoid PlI shoow Of syumpathy with vales; it -as also their object to establish a positive ...

... was not sober, the young Tory wind6 )o up by declaring those at the meeting who were earnest were not the disciples ad of Whigs and of Ministers, but of the ant French, of Belgian revolutionists, who are to nowe working by stealth their first steps :he ...

... tie a love of pelf and the vice of greed--the fat writer accuses his lordship of a determina- set tion to conspire with the Whigs for the dis- Tb comfiture of the Parnellites. Thissuggestion, Ioc need scarcely say, is purely imaginative so far aS the C ...