... had been ten times the traitors thsir enemies alleged they were. In exactly the spirit the taunts present addressed to the Whigs by the Irish priests, are the best comments on the fair dealing of the latter since the passing of the Relief Bill. The prohibitory ...

... adopted againet the Eeoleaiastical Titles Bill, after which the meeting, baring lasted for eereral hours, broke up. The JforUum Whig, referring to the intention of oertain burghers Belfast call Sir Emerson Tennent to come forward as candidate the next election ...

... same meeting on the more strictly political topics of the day. Butitis impossible for to on fighting the old battle about the Whig Families. Mr. Bbioht repeated his habitual denunciations of their exclusive policy, their jealousy of new merit, and the barrenness ...

... colonial promotion. It is, however, we bop , perfectly consistent with personal respect towards that gentleman, to say that the Whig ministry could scarcely be expected to make him a Governor, because the Tory government had made him a Secretary of the Board ...

... the established clergy. But the Conservative and clerical motto of that period (as it has so often been since with regard to Whig boons) was Timea Danaos et dona ferentes. It is not surprising that the jealousies of Dissenters were excited quite equally ...

... thoroughly routed out within Constitutional memory a* when Lord Obey came into power in 1810; and for this aingle rea*on—that the Whigs had then dependents to look tenderly on, no sinecurist cousins to consider, tradition* of red-tapery which they were disposed ...

... have their intervals of recurring good sense, and are ultimately amenable to reason; and we hope never to see the day when Whigs will be anything but clumsy bunglers in the application of rougher and coarser practice. And is there, after all, any reason ...

... general loyalty of the Catholica and their capacity for pohtical rights. But it is certainly not quite off the cards that the Whig champion of religious freedom may find his tongue tied and his hands checked by the Catholic fanatics who advertise for a painless ...

... Monarchy may appreciate without any compromise of their special views. There are abundant features in M. Kossuth's career which 'Whig and Chartist, Royalist and Republican, may equally honour and admire; and will Dot be the first in attempting to monopolise ...

... repeat, that if we participate in the wish to avoid c I Dissolution, it is far more for the sake' of the country than the Whigs. shall have no reason to I break our hearts if Mr. Glaubtone is kicked out of Oxford, nor if half-a-dosen tenant farmers are ...

... giving any direct legislative influence to the purely working-class proceeded, not from any loud-spoken demagogues, but from tbe Whig Prime Minister of England. An honest cause may be obstructed by powerful oppontion; but how often is it not damaged by unprincipled ...

... for a revision of the standing order, which was adopted by the general assent of the lioust* and not at the dictation of the Whigs some years ago, with respect to the presentation of petitions, it wa.- perfectly competent for him when the Speaker was in ...