... Such is the tone held by Whigs, high and low. Now, for us; we care not who holds the reins of State, so that the pos- sessors are honest, patriotic, and, specially speaking,, economic. It is because we have' 'found in -the 'Whigs neither of these distinctive ...

... against Whigs and Tories. With what admirable skill the ministerial preamble is con- trasted with the first clause, and two sets of conse- quences wholly different are made to follow from both I This came from fishing in another's waters. The Whigs were ...

... and it is said by Whig Radical partizans, Wait till 1852, and then you shall see a new great charter, a new reform bill, which will equally astoniih and please the metropolitan Reformers and Free-traders. ?? each expectant of the Whig new political mil- ...

... propriety of organising an association for the purpose of opposing an effectual barrier to the kindred aggressions of Whig liberality and Whig perse- cution. Well, so it is; genius is intuitive, and the writer, had he made his month's journey- ing to Tuam ...

... have escaped the consideration of the very clever fellows employed on special and well-paid service by the accom- modating Whigs. Passing from this (the most important consideration), an investigation of the measure convinces us that the poorest people ...

... in the conduct of the Tory compared with that of the Whig: the former openly avows his despotic sentiments and as boldly pro, ; claims his intention to make them the essence of his policy; but the Whig hypocritically, and delusively professes enlightened ...

... grievanceirmon- gers, at least till the deadlock of the Anti-Papal question is reduced by the sleight-of-hand for which the Whigs are so famous. We are very nearly con- firmed in this conviction by the unmistaleable symp- toms of trucklin- to the Ultramontane ...

... officers), we shall never arrive at the truth. The only result that we have to look at is the curious one brought about by the Whigs. They selectapersonal as well as a political connexion, and send him to govern a fine colonywith some 10,000 or 12,000 a year ...

... any attempt in that direc- tion, impossible, or at least impracticable. The penal bill, and the earnestness with which the Whigs urge it in the face and in despite of the Irish people, prove that some association-some great popular body, which would c ...

... which the country owes to the Whigs, that debt became an institution ; but thenceforward, taught by example, great has been the progress of the nation. Charles's naive and too modest confession has become the laughingstock of Whig financiers. Since the days ...

... surely will the celebrity and real greatness of the Irish physician and surgeon pass away with the present generation. The Whig cen- tralizers know this thoroughly, and therefore the scheme to destroy the medical schools of Dublin is as much part of the ...

... existing stockholders in the water trading com- panies, and their friends the incorruptible and most pure Whigs! The monopolies that exist are to be by Whig conjuration done away with, by consoli- dating them all into one monster monopoly, into which pie the ...