... whenever the occasion arises-a colourless Whig .maakes an excellent Tory. There is one difference to be noted between the cases of 1831 to 1850. In this instance the stroke of policy has not been struck by the Whigs-it has come directly from the hand of Lord ...

... systems have no toleration for men of the stamnp of Henry Joy-that tough old Tory, at one time esteemued to be a coloiless Whig, who sternly aned successfully repelled the encroachmenets attempted by Lard Wellesley when Viceroy here upon the legitimate ...

... desirable end in view, I content myself with making the saggestio ii hit no Candidate for municipal hloiouri, whether he be Whig or Tory, Conserva- tive or Radical, Protestant or Catholic, shall receive a vote unless he distinctly pledge himself to oppose ...

... TENANT RIGHT. An a .1 ~ ! ?? (From the Catholic Wamardt). The Whig government, speaking through their Viceroy, have declared against the rights of the Irish tenantry. Lord Clarendon has came out strongly on the subject. In this the noble earl is, it must ...

... ourselves that we held in our hand the official organ of the Whig party-of the pro- fessing friends of civil and religious liberty, and the special organ of the man who represents in Ireland the great Whig party of England. We asked our- selves was it possible ...

... will point to that Black-bourne we whence no Whig returns. It requires no stretch of fancy to suppose him inquiring, Why, my lord, I Bi eag understand that neither of these gentlemen are he known as Whigs, and of course the facts will st, only enable ...

... taught what block- heads they were for their pains. Who cared for their fidelity t to the Whigs when out of office, or their sympathy for the people, although the Whigs were in ? A ready hand for all work-a steady, active, civil, good-tempered young man of ...

... beg on the high- ways, or prolong a life-in-death struggle for a few years in the workhouse ! THE NORTHERN WHIG-TENANT RIGHT. The Northern 'Whig has been one of the most active opponents of the present Tenant right agita- tion. A number of that journal ...

... MJrien has written a private letter to his friend, Mr. Potter, in which he expresses no admiration of Governor Denison or the Whigs. Petulant puppy- mischievous simpletwfi- he that ' by every law human and divine had earned a halter, and got considerably ...

... that this state will soon disappear is a matter rather of prophecy than reasoning; we are without data; neither Whigs nor Tories give us any. Whig is bad, Tory is worse ; T ry is bad, Wh;g is worse. What then are we bound to do with regard to emigration? ...

... the ?? is left to the chapter of accidents. The sculptor gets privately of the public money 5,2501., and the public, whom a Whig minister would never think of consulting, gets for Ps money what the sculptor may happen to give it. And s), alter all, the ...

... every department of the public service is the grand aim of the Whigs. They carry it out everywhere, but the great object of extermi- nation is Ireland, which for the last twenty years of Whig, and for the thirty preceding of Tory sove- reignty, has been ...