... right hon. gentleman then proceeded to censure tho mlagovernment to which Ireland has been systematically subjected under the Whigs, and specially condemned the legal appointments made by Lord Chancellor Brady. Sir R. Peel denied that 100,000 labourers had ...

... roust expect an increase of taxation. Dull people fail to perceive in this any benefit whatever to the community. Whilst the Whig Radicals were in office the preparation of Royal speeches or any other nonsense was their fitting occupation. Nobody expected ...

... rapport of the directors at ordinary awwmffil meetings. u . ..Thirdly* tost our deeceodeotc in the next generation lee the Whigs are doing in this) most look tnemeelree •afy. make the best of whatever evil* they may then lohent the fruiU of any misrule ...

... heretofore to the office of the adjutant and inspectorgeneral. (Signed), K. E. Lep, General. The following ia from the Richmond Whig of Feb. 16 We copy from the Petersburg Express oi yesterday the follow interesting correspondence, which speaks for itself ...

... length, in 1851. the resignation Lord John Russell brought the Protectionists to the very gates Downing street ; and after the Whigs had retained their offices for year longer, in February, 1552, the Conservative chief, wta meanwhile had succeeded his father ...

... ecclesiastical questions were made party questions. The Democrats took the lead. It was on Church questions that they pressed the Whigs. It was Church questions the latter sold themselves and bargained for Democratic aid. It was Church questions that Mr. Miall ...

... long. He can be the violent demagogue, the blatant Radical, the smoothtongued and plausible Liberal, or even the hesitating Whig, halting between two opinions these things he can be by turns the thorough whole hog” republican he is and over will be heart ...

... reference to local offieea of had something do ; yet I cannot help thinking, upon the evidence it ought to be concluded that Whig and Tory had a great deal mote to do with that election. These oolounf ippear to have been adopted with ref crease to the municipal ...

... the year 1835 are repeating themselves exactly.—(Hear, hear.) have in the year Conservative Government in office and there is Whig opposition, and that opi>osition proceeding to attack the basis of the English constitution through the Irish Church, and they ...

... whole party, for the last 30 years, had been that of pledges loosely given, and instantaneously broken; in point of fact, a Whig in office was uglv dog welt muraled. He complained that no hope was held out of a removal of the grievances against which the ...

... Nottingham, Bridgnorth, can bear moment’s comparison with that of the Whig Duke of Somerset’s pocket borough Totnes, one of those strongholds of rural Liberalism* with which our reforming Whig Government is so reluctant deal, and to prolong the existence of ...

... commission. 1 have lately appealed twice Mr Hanlv and twice to his master, our political Blondin, ineffectually The rascality the Whigs of 1818-49 50.51 endorsed Hie Tories The ancient fable says when the bon grew old and feeble every petty animal did his best ...