... support Whig,« can 1 But menl? deal that ge diuate the the do an Holy neu Sore that ...

... Is concerned, man but a place-hunter 1 cares one a Whig or a Tory misrepresents the feelings wishes of its people. The contest will not lie between tin? oppressed and their oppressors, hut between Whig* and Tories, between the Louse of Curragbmore and ...

... concerned, man but place-hunter cares one jot whether it Whig or Tory misrepresents the feelings and wishes of its people. The contest will not be between the oppressed and their oppressors, but between Whigs and Tories, between the house of Curraghmore and the ...

... civil troubles and domestic sedition ? These Whigs are the men in whom Irish Priests are said to have confidence, and for whose success they pray. Well, they pray for their enemies and that is Christian. The Whigs have no love for us, and we do well to have ...

... wonderfully with the multitude, and did harm nobody. Had examined a packet of Whig statements, and hod detected them colouring* matter whatever. Strongly believed that Whig had ne»or been adulterated since the days of Magna Cbarta. Purity of representation ...

... York still, it is said, animated the feelings of the Sovereign. But a new reign was at hand, without discontinuance of the Whig policy already inaugurated, and new prospects were about to offer to the ardent aspirant of the late Irish opposition. Here ...

... ecclesiastical titles by Romish prelates, it will seem strange, even to those who are most familiar with the theoretical nature of Whig legislation, to see with what formal impudence that law is spurned and defied. The very words of the transgressor are assumption ...

... lepreaentatioo of Ron «t act believe will be vacant for tome time, to that there it no chance of a coup de main, either by Whig or Torv. All ehould keep tbeiLfelvet uupromised.«. Wtr/ord Guardian. ...

... considerable energy and ability; but over food of hobbies. The other offices are still be filled, and among the retainers of the Whigs there Is the perplexity of uncertainty, expectation, and jealousy respecting them. THE REPORTED RAISING OF THE SIEGE. The statement ...

... we must say that the noble race of De Buren possess a happy facility of walking into the enemy; for a more bitter foe the Whig Government had not in either House of Parliament than Lord out of place. Let them beware lest he damage them in office quite ...

... did Bellew and Fortescue vote ? Bellew was tbe Whippcr»in at the time, and he ran through London to collect a meeting of the Whig supporters of Lord John Russell. The meeting a-sembled, and were | told the premier that if Lord George Bentick’s motion were ...

... ok;eution to pay the taxee net-warp the govern went of tlie,uountry. It wan quit.. clear that rr M•Mation a a sup porter tg the Whig Government sod an for the lltddea Ralf (hear. and laughter). would not •Iltingly contribute his: mosey TO tie rapport of • ...