... even ordinary respect fur the memory of their late supporter. They have learned by experience of Irish elections that if a Whig is to win a victory at all he must snatch it quickly, for that delay is favourable to the Nationalists. The Liberal electors ...

... enabled England to extract from our poverty thirty-four millions in the last sixteen years. By raising the spirit duties, the Whig ministry maliciously con• trived to destroy the distilling trade in many parts of the country, and thereby inflicted on the ...

... harbours from being frequented by mercantile shipping.— This is a portion of the duties of an English statesman which the Whigs never neglect. With the existing ministry it is a lab cur of love. The present ministry consists of shopkeepers who do not ...

... asses, which has match in modern history. The whole English Whig peerage were not able to hold the English back from a riot when the House of Lords threw out the Reform Bill in ’29. All the Whigs in the United States could not prevent the pro-slavery riots ...

... A day of reckoning will come, when the Whigs and their supporters will have to face an exasperated people, who know how to retaliate with effect on their foes or their betrayers. Let the present slaves of the Whig Government, Messrs. Sherlock and O'Brien ...

... that the Ballot Bill is to be pushed to au early decision, and he will do well if he also releases himself from the unhappy Whig connexions which now hold him in trammels. We have every reason to fear the %Vhigs ; they are never liberal except for their ...

... sufficient. If there is any allitional meaning or moral in this anti-Irish Tory pamphlet it is this,—that the leaders of the chief Whig and Tory newspapers are written by -lawyers, and therefore are not trustworthy ! That English Liberal Premiers have acted unjustly ...

... unwilliug, and perhaps unable, to niake nice distinctions. They choose to think tliaf an Irish patriot must be a rebel, and a Whig must be democrat. They set spies on his heels. They tracked him his retreat at Tinnehinch. They exclaimed, Will no onb swear ...

... was made Regent, to the great joy of the Whigs, who thought now Perceval and his Tories should go out and give place to better men. But they counted without their host ; for the Prince did not like their old Whig jargon about restrictions” which he would ...

... victory of one race and nation over as well as one form of relig' over another. The victors had no mercy, awl long after every Whig statesman awl every liberal Tory statesman of England had united in repealing the laws which oppressed Ireland, the Orange ...

... parties, in tha ordinary acceptation of the term, can scarcely be •aid to have any longer any existence in Ireland. She is weary Whigs and Tories, by both whom she has been persecuted and betrayed, and she has begun last to feel that her real strength lies in ...

... injure the enemy by drawing a sword I Did not their ladyships empty the treasury, without once filling the saddle 1 Did not the Whig Ministry on one occasion put Lord Campbell into office for a few hours that they might saddle the empire with a pension to ...