... shall have obtained a freedom from all the ties that bind man to his fellow and both to God: we shall be free-traders in a Whig paradise. If we were asked what unchecked free trade would ultimately come to we could scarcely say; but if asked what it has ...

... that it will be organised during the present month, unless the 206 members who represent the regular old line Democrats and Whigs shall consent to adopt a mode of election by which a plurality of votes shall prevail. This mode has been talked of, and it ...

... manufactures of flour, beer, whiskey, Leather, and wool, have been deeply injured by the measures of Sir ROBERT PEEL and the Whig- Radicals, no honest man can hesitate in throwing party ties to the winds, and in clinging to the interests of his country ...

... Russell proposed the Bs. duty, he objected to it as totally inadequate, yet when the measure became matured in the hands of the Whig Premier he suddenly snatched it from his grasp; but so awkwardly did the laurels sit upon his brow, that the gratification ...

... to which he may be attached, and the best thing that could possibly happen for the Protectionists would be his joining the Whig ranks, for be is certain to break up the cabinet. J TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING HERALD. was in hopes Sir Robert Peel would ...

... Freetrader), has unequivocally pronounced for protection; and the best of the story is, that there are many converts from the Whig and Whig-Radical ranks. For instance, Mr. GEORGE BRUCE, of Miltown Castle; Mr. PIERCE PURCELL, of Altamura ; Mr. WnixoN, of Ballygibbin ...

... seeing the government and the three their conduct. It does seem nevertheless, at first sight, most opposing parties of Tories, Whigs, and Radicals, the philostrange and unaccountable, that with all the perils laid sophers, and those who had the strongest hold ...

... 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-Conservativo landlord as the worst evil of the two. Well, after same negociation I ...

... at that meeting, quoted a passage from the excellent work on the Industrial Resources of Ireland, of that very decided Whig-Radical Sir ROBERT KANE, to prove that there were not more than 1000 acres of the Irish soil that could compete in productiveness ...

... ar. was the result; and now sales are making at 32/ to 10s per tun. Seal has followed nearly the same course of prices. The Whig bill for the repeal of the British navigation laws comes into operation this day; and the best informed mercantile circles ...

... Saturday last, in the a Hall. At the hour appointed—twelve o'clock — there were not many present; however, says the 11Torthern. Whig, about one o'clock the Town Hall was filled with a numerous and very respectable assemblage. Dr. Boyd, 111.1., took the chair ...

... incumbent on them to succour a misery they did not create—to mitigate a distress they never caused. Though the Peelite and Whig- Radical landlords admit the distress—admit the low rate of produce—yet, like their leader in England, they confess and avoid ...