... and insufferable egotism, recommend us to the members for King's C ainty. Of the bland lawyer who hangs on the skirts of the Whigs, in the rather vain expectation of an Attorney-Generalship, it is unnecessary to say anything. He has been elected by King's ...

... man can be convicted any more under pretence of law ; and then, what remains As Mr. Martin, in a late letter to the Belfast Whig, has well said How is English rule to be maintained against the consent of the people of Ireland, when agitators like me can ...

... the globe, pray what is Australia ?—Oh the kind quarter. THE HEIGHT OF BIGOTRY.—A man who is well known in the provinces as a Whig, and is proud of it, steadily refuses to send his son to a prepar-a-tory school ! Why is a young lady forsaken by her lover ...

... ‘almost universal failing, and although in his latter years, taught bitter he learned to curse the base, bloody, and brutal Whigs,” he sacrificed in his earlier days to the party interest of these pseudofriends many a golden opportunity of bringing to a ...

... ; and paying them out in their own coin at Brussels. The experiment succeeded to a marvel. It was a case of dishin ,, the Whigs, or rather dishing the Dutch, for which the clerical party of Brussels have never been approached for cleverness. Having borne ...

... principles of 1651 should be inscribed upon its banners—no coquetting with any English party or faction—no huekstering with Whigs or Whiggery--no truckling to place-hunters or traitors, upon whom it should be always ready and prepared to deal out strict ...

... in the condition of slaves. Whether John Goodall, seven years of age, into it, necessary is it that the conductors of the Whig or Tory, Radical or Conservative and held him down, notwithstanding his Irish political press should put in force this, administer ...

... when the pressure is put upon them. The principle the Whigs was sacrifice Ireland to keep their places, and rather than lose their places they will do much for this country. There was time when the Whigs were willing to grant Repeal the Union. Fur the sake ...

... national interests than the blandishments if not the dissipations, of London lifewhere the influence of the whipper-in on either Whig or Tory side of the House will not be able to procrire a count out when some of the best interests of this country are about ...

... address in Limerick, and the manlier in which the latter was received, have opened the eyes of political optir mists of the Whig and Liberal school to the real feeling of Ireland. Very serious changes arc looming in the distance, and before a very few ...

... little exiled Prince. His Imperial Highness was cheered enthusiastically by the crowd. Well he might. THE BALLOT. The Northern Whig says :—ln purely agricultural counties there is no such thing as freedom of voting. Whatever independence there may be infused ...

... personal will of the Monarch? Or, are we to accept the opposite alternative, that, whatever Minister is in office —Conservative, Whig, or Radical—the Queen's political conscience is of such a nature as to admit of her fully approving everything that he does ...