... y earnest language —because true Reformers hesitated to drive the Whigs from office whan they refused to listen to reason and so will it be the end of the chapter. As long as the Whigs ewosider that Liberals feel reluctant to replace them Tories, so long ...

... cause of the incendiary fires, when these awful indications of the people’s wrath made their appearance in Down and Antrim. Whig and Tory both joined in attributing them to the unfortunate Southerns who were employed on the railways. So much did this opinion ...

... it were equally at a loss to account for its appearance in the leading columns of our Dublin cotemporary. Had any professed Whig given it the benefit of space and type, no word of ours condemnatory of the outrage on common sense would have reached the ...

... place in what are termed the upper ranks, Old prejudices are forgotten—old grudges laid aside fur the time being, and the names Whig, Tory, Repealer, seem to have lost all their repulsive characteristics They arc blended in happy companionship, and common ...

... following eorro* poo donee between the Merquu of Londonderrjr and bis Exeellrncy the Earl of Clarendon made appearance in the Whig of Tuesday last Holdernesse-house, Park-lane, February 83d. 1(530. *• Mr Lobd,—lt was no means my wish or intention bring the ...

... midUlry. non.ldomd olmmi omnipotent in poelUmmi and tbt connlry. bat we canid expnet rlicblo from them. Thaw 1846 noma thn Whig mbdotry. matt potent and po.erlnl.ood whol Ihny dono nee . Nothing fee Ireland—tho fTtnohil* left nnrodro..ed, and dot bond ...

... the doctrines which had been inculcated at the meeting referred to had met the disapproval of such journal* as the Nor therm Whig, adducing it au argument that they were not generally entertained by the community. He (Mr. M.) was in England when the Banbridge ...

... prosper in bis bands. No doubt extremes are dangerous, and should be avoided; but inaction and political lasiness, sins of Whigs and Napoleons of the present day, cannot fail to produce them. To keep down the people seems to be the aim of both French and ...

... as in duty bound, will ever pray.” Mr. O’Connell then resumed. The present Lord Lieutenant seems to the evil genius of the Whig ministry. Every evil act they do, they are sure to refer Lord Clarendon’s advice. Ireland has been the rock oo which be, with ...