... Peterloo mas• sacra, which he rent into shreds the constitutional l arguments and the Whig principles of Mackintosh, and other Whig barristers. Was it on Whig principles that Mr. Plunket took office under Lord Liverpool in 1822, and held it under ...

... the foremost Irishman of his day as the champion of civil and religious liberty, the Whig, the Irish Chan cellor of the Whigs, the man whom of all his countrymen the Whigs most delighted to honour, on whom they showered their favour and their patronage, ...

... sheriffs to see them safe out, and proclaimed. This was the language of the Whigs of then, he concluded we got rid' of the infidels, and that day, but they were recreant Whigs now. ( Oh, they have never returned to the country from then to oh ! and ...

... character, but this was what we should call a Radical Bill. (A. laugh.) The former looked like the offspring of a Conservative-Whig, while the other appeared to have been produced by one who did not care much for the oath of supremacy or the oath of abjuration ...

... profusion and par, fiality that excited the astonishment, and very often the indignation, of the public. Why cid Lot the Whigs check this '• proni4on and partislay, aid do something •o avert the uidivation In sink- ...