... attachments of V el the old Whigs to their party leaders could hardly Hbor have entertained a doubt about this ; it is not and the less important, however, that it is now pub- title licly recorded as a fact. To save a Whig chief, rity two the liberties ...

... ebpoldening ?? numiber of the Conservative journals of the kingdom, and, of t course, the reprsentatives of the old Finality s Whigs, to throw cold water on every expression J of opinion favourable to a comprehensive and 5 really good and. practical measure ...

... Parliament to ask it to' retrace its steps in g the great question df free trade was worse tlhan use- 1i less. No Government, Whig or, Tory, would dare to' take the fspongibility of impoing diffe'rential dues on foreign shipping; and the present Government ...

... and to', the Govrnpient.-(hear, hear)., There is one class or'body of which I wish to say-afew words, and f it is composedof Whig politicians andastatesmen-f (hear, hear). It was said by somebody lately. thatt 'the only person I had coomplimented :at Birming- ...

... leai-ly a quarter of - a century, the British ParliauLent has played fast and loose with the Irish land sytemn. Governmentts, Whig and Tory alike, have ploaled thlemselves, over and over agaicn, to a settle-ment. There has-not been for the rpast ten years ...

... they must succeed. They know S their power ; they are well aware that that I power, righteously employed, is omnipotent over Whigs and Tories, and we shall be greatly dis- appointed if they do not . exercise it vigoronsly, J and drive it home effectively ...