... risk hereafter of reaping the whirlwind. Surely the country has had enough of Whig misdirection. It can scarcely be, that, after its having had such long experience of Whig policy, in which selfish ends and determined tenure of office have been the chief ...

... reform is commensurate with Radical innovation, and that it must, of necessity, be destructive. One of the chief designs of the Whig party which it has always pushed forward, is to keep the idea alive that if the Conservatives could once more form a Government ...

... 1832 as a Liberar for that riding, and not as ,* Whig, He never was a Whig, that strange animal which ought to be stuffed and put iuto a museum, but be was a Reformer. ~He proceeded to abuse the Whigs, and to contend that • Lord John Rtissell was the ...

... appeared. The Mail says— Lord Carysfort, Lord Meath, Lord Milton, one of the late members, Sir Ralph Howard, and several other Whig families have promised to support Captain Monk. ...

... preconceived opinion I had formed as to the course to be followed by Irish miunbers, I have only to read the Whig speechea, the Whig pamphlets, and Whig letters, which soiled the pages of the public press within the last few weeks (cheers). Is there any one ...

... smooth words,was to be returned. There was no use in suggesting the contrary. The thing was settled befotehand by the Belfast Whig .and the wiseacres of the same town. Somehow or other the Conservative Dobbs was preferred by a large majority to Mr. Francis ...

... splitting, in order to please Mr. This or Air. That, they must be content to let Whig head the return, and to see the county claimed as a Whig preserve. The revival of the old Whig influence, based on the acreage of its magnates, has been one of the special ...

... nshire from February, 1816. He is a Conservative. His micro iser, L,rd Althorp, it need scarcely bp said, is an hereditary Whig. • POMERSET (EAST). Mr. W. Miles and Mr. W. F. Kiratchbull have been re. elected without opposition. SCOTLAND. ABERDEENSHIRE ...

... Verner and Close. Colonel Caulfield demanded a poll, and the sheriff appointed it to be taken on Monday next. The Northern Whig of yesterday exhorts the Liberals of the county to exert themselves to defeat the Orange coalition, which it confesses to ...

... the prerogative of those Whig families who are closely allied to nobility, and in regular training for eventual elevation to that paradise of politicians, the Upper House. The selection of any but a duly-accredited, well-acred Whig for this position would ...

... Richmond, seconded the nomination, and entered into details respecting the Cashel election, where he had been defeated by the Whig and Tory, both of whom he opposed on the principle of independent opposition. He alluded to the circumstance that one whom ...

... of the Whigs, and of the especial and mischievous worthlessness of their principal leaders, Lord Palmerston and Lord John Russell. Where' ever a contest has been fought in which the people have been asked to make sacrifices for the pure Whig principle ...