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... B of the north of Ireland, also have had ,bitter rcason to complain of the way ixn whicb'they have. been treated by modern Whig kiiria4riei. Yt iop be gratifying to them that the government think it right th quarter the soioi of,.the late i' O'Connell ...
... THE POSITION OF THE WHIGS. Tal. most curious circumstance revealed by the recent elections is the revival of the territorial in- fluence of the great Whig magnates in the English counties. This has been a surprise to the Conser- vativea. In many places ...
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... candidate until after it had been come to by the gentry of the county. Neither hii lordship, nor his lordship's agent, as the Whig untruly asserted, was present at the meeting, when it wias resolved to start Colonel Forde, and yet this candid journal persists ...
... , THE MARQUIS OF DOWNSHIRE AND WHIG AlISREPPESENTATION. Tim iNorthlerisldl'ig, with its usual animosity to- wards the noblo head of the house of Downshire, malkes a most unjustifiabic and unirue attack on that nobleman, in its columns of yesterday. ...
... TILE BRITISH BANK SWINDLE-A WHIG ALP's. BANKING REVELATIONS. LAst' week, Mr. Humphrey Browne, M.P. for Tewkesbtury, was examnined, in relattion to the British Bank swindle. This Liberal Member of Parliamenit bad become one of the Directors of this fraudulent ...
... people who constitute the Whig party. Hence, the Revolution of 1688, and the Re- form Bill of 1832, have found in himn a defender, zealous, skilful, thorough, and unscrupulous. The revolution, which benefited no one except the Whig oligarchs, the fundholders ...
... Disraeli's definition of Toryism, as contrasted with Whig deeds and principles, pub- lished by him in 1835, entitled a Vindication of the British Constitution, is well worthy of perusal. He says— The Whig party has ever been odious to the Eng- lish people ...
... murderers of the Chartist prisoners, were'Whig- ministers and judges. The em- ployers of political spies are Whigs; the coneoctors of sham conspiracies 'are Whigs, the opponents of trades' -unions are Whigs; the most servile courtiers- the unscrupulous ...