... doom that i* prepared for her. if she will not rise up from the trsi.ee of despair and re-assei t herself. We predict th« Whigs have fuu the charm that will fuse together the national party once again. Now or never we must ccme to understand unequivocally ...

... compared to these lords of the exchange! and masters of all credit. hear much of financial reform and parliamentary reform the Whigs England. The new' party there have adopted two principles worth all their cabinet varnish and veneering. They recognise and ...

... mural ; The focus of corrur'.'or., tyranny, and insult, during Ter- rule. Tile focils of corruption and impertinence, during Whig rule.’ C'est jiourr/uoi, the said John O’Connell, Esq., M.P., has prepared petitions to parliament against the removal of the ...

... proceeded in his way, backed by their confidence, without any cue for Radical Reform,” and without any reference to recreant Whigs or rampant Conservatives. This session produces the proof, that he was shrewd in his perseverance ; and though he could not ...

... man to his mission, however: Mr. Cobden knows his. Having withstood the great opening attack, the 1835 budget motion, the Whigs were perfectly safe with their estimates on Monday, and Mr. Fox Maule for the army, and Sir F. Baring for the admiralty, got ...

... were simply taken as a basis for his economical arguments. was new course which was now adopting. From the close the war the Whigs for many years were always founding their schemes of financial reform upon the model year of ?92. (Cries of hear, bf^r.. He ...

... localities which tenant right meetings had been held quartering upon them an increased police force; and we learn from the Nurthtrn Whig, which happens to be in the secret these parties, that no fewer than one hundred additional constabulary have been sent to ...

... to live by their own industry) like a bankrupt dandy* without the talents to live or the courage to die. Thi* is the plot of Whig policy for Ireland. How does Ireland stand prepared to meet it? Who can answer for the broken spirit and distracted counsels ...

... the tongue of Grattan, had been given back to the cause. It had reached climax moral grandeur. It was at this era that the Whig Government came into office, and suddenly the great fabric of the people’s power fell into ruins. will not follow the history ...

... must have it. Unity of purpose and unity of action will beget success if observe peace and transgress no law. I complain of Whigs and Tories far this land of Ireland is in question. (Cheers.) Commissions have issued and reports have been made, and yet nothing ...

... sorry to hear the doom of a moral cesspool which has long tainted the whole island, nor are they without hope that this last Whig scheme may serve an incentive national action. The meeting at the Rotundo on Thursday is not calculated to have any moral weight; ...

... retained in office (to the ruin of the 'luuiic hiiiiiioss), and so have full means and opportunity to !iy is double with the Whigs, revolt and astonish upright nu n. And hardly less loaths one than these .'live el; mints of corruption is the criminal, cowardly ...