... the Imperial Legislature host of political profligates, they will refuse parties to the Whig Franchise Bill of 1850. Nothing can be more evident than that the Whigs—true to their old selfish policy—have introduced the present measure from no other motives ...

... and consider its introduction into the Queen Speech .vs a piece of impertinence of which the Whigs alone are capable. The last, and what no doubt the Whigs considered the grandest of their various measures for improving the condition of Ireland, was ...

... fry is enjc rages has very mom the Grant of crime modestly ...

... cleverness ; and are greatly deceived if the Whigs will no learn this lesson to their cost on this Jew Bill. It is well enough with them, so long they make Ireland their battle ground. They may play Whigs or Tories just as they please, in Ireland. A reverse ...

... Hall has pressed into his tedious and inconclusive argument. A case, and very strong one, he decidedly made out against his Whig patron ; but it was all sham work—a parade of words, designed for mere show, and not calculated to lead to any practical result— ...

... bitter remem brancc of their knavery ? During the debate in the House of Commons on Wednesday evening. Sir Henry Winston Barron, Whig-created Baronet, and one the joints of the late Mr. O'Connell’s elongated Tail,” put this matter in a very clear and, we are ...

... the measure to sacrifice all considerations of property, intelligence, and industry, that of mere numbers. If, unhappily, the Whig Premier should succeed in intimidating the House of Lords, and his ingenious attempt to secure popularity in Ireland, turn ...

... of freedom or liberty or comfort to any of the boasted eight (now, we apprehend, re. duced by the heartless misrule of the Whigs about six) millions of the finest peasantry in the world ? Not single additional potato, ell of calico, or a yard of the coarsest ...

... of the staple manufacture Ulster, must farther contribute to insure from all parties a most enthusiastic welcome Norther* Whig. Rkpresentation or Cambridge Univsbsitt—Cam* bridge. August 20.—Sundry paragraph* hare been ** the round of the press in relation ...

... as against tho other Judges of the Irish Courts, more unfair and greater still. Such the equitable principle on which the Whig Ministers carry out their new-fangled system of economy, though they did not scruple last week to appropriate 050/. for repairing ...

... new Franchise Bill, shall hive sent a band of eighty or ono hundred honest members to Farliaioi-nt. There no question hut the Whig Franchise Ac*—fur an act we believe it by this time—comes very opportunely in aid of those revolutionary schemes. Another ...

... Charlbs Wood then, as well as now exhibited the utmost reluctance to deal with the subject upon its proper basis. Like a true Whig he prefers a convenient compromise to thor ougb investigation into the right or equity of the case. He hopes to gain some ...