... hop* s of the Whigs, who would give multitudes of smiles, promises, hews and scrapes, and wheedling contrivances, but never a thorough measure of reform, or anything bordering on it, especially when Irish tenants were in the case. The Whigs did one thing ...

... ion nf English law In tbs year 1»5I and 18M—or it might be said, wlist contrast between the Whig osbinst of and the Tory cabinet of ’5B When Russell the Whig was Premier, the Cardinal Wiseman was horned in tfflgy London, in the Centre of power and empire—the ...

... favours from Conservative honour than from Whig promise'*. If Lord Drrby will only some few high places of trust and emolument amongst the Catholic * meritorious claimants,’ he will in this particular equal Whig generosity and immeasurably surpa-s it in ...

... hesitate to complain. It is we say the * next beat' report to one stating the facts. A little seasoning of tha troth—as any Whig might have told them—would have added thousand fold to the chances of success for their plan, and our fears for the cause of ...

... been loudly rung and as deeply echoed, and as fraught with the legitimate manifestations of the people’s feelings against the Whigs as they happened to be against your lordship’s brief administration. The deep aversion which their cruel neglect of a s arving ...

... will able to take his seat for the city of London, an 1» J®w may appear, and take bis seat in the House of Lords! The northern Whig states that the first of Jaly fa Belfast pawed off without the least tumult riot. dull first of July wo have rarely witnessed ...

... been brought upon the land by politic d auindlera. The impatience id the country en lure any longer the yoke of the herous * Whig# tlie congenial alliea afford* fine opp»> tunity to any great #m> to ioatigura'u and dcv.'lope enlarged and bouefleial scheme ...