... betrayed” the Whigs who, they think, tools of then; when suited their purpose, but cast them aside when they desired to ride into popularity on a Protestant reaction. Accordingly, they consider Lord Palmerston the chief lor the time being of the Whigs, and believe ...

... Wellington himself, that the idea of making this request first originated. The young Queen was shocked at it; it was, the Whigs told her, an exorbitant pretension, utterly unauthorised by precedent. It was added that the great ladies of the Conservative ...

... had occasion to notice, is c mmander this fine vessel, which, understand, is the property of David Grainger, E'.q. —Sor them Whig. ...

... Irish Liberal members voted with the Whigs for putting the income tax on Ireland. But the Chronicle is speaking of an independent Roman Catholic party, who have a burning sense of having been betrayed by the Whigs, who made tools of them, and cast them ...

... to efface the impression produced by the mode in which church patron age has been bestowed hitherto in this country by the Whig Government. Any eulogy of our’s, as to their claims, and the extent of their public service?, is quite uncalled for. “ Their ...

... few years since what he regarded as a formidable cabal was organized against him; and, although the party interests of the Whigs and Liberals compelled them stand by him at the lime, his dear friends and champions took the very earliest opportunity, and ...

... Frank Smith, .solicitor, of the Castle, which took place lust night at his residence in Glcngal-place, Belfast. —Northern Whig of Saturday. Important Order from thp. Secretart ok State to Coronf.rs.— A few days ago a communication was forwarded from ...

... had founded an action for libel. The defendant was merchant of Belfast, and the plaintiffs the proprietors of the Northern Whig newspaper, in which number of articles had appeared from time to time reflecting on the Town Council of Belfast, and charging ...

... duties, however perfunctorily, in a tolerable manner, he is appointed, provided he is a man who has done good service to the Whigs at elections, and has friends who can influence a certain number of votes in Parliament. These are the considerations that ...

... Archdeacon Kyle. If, doing so, they were guilty gratuitous impertinence,” the blame lies not so much with them as with the Whigs, who hAve so long ruled Ireland according to this vicious and debasing policy. But the truth is, there never was a case in ...

... truth might we retort the taunt, and gay, Your Radicalism has merged in our Conservatism.” We mean that Radical policy which Whig statesmen so long found it politic to adopt. The pacific virulence of the Manchester party and’the powerful hostility of the ...

... re-assembled, a phalanx never to be marshalled again. Is it not so, for has not the Times said it, and has not many an exclusive Whig and most illiberal Liberal repealed the assertion with exulting illibcrality ? If Conservatism needed the forbearance of Liberals ...