... Johnson, that Satan was the founder of that party the first Whig.” The Godless Colleges are the rock which their ship ha. struck, and the foundation which Toryism raised its triumph Cork. the Whigs not very as wholly nrelirions, their tenure of office would ...

... by Mr Pennefather, a respectM mender of that piety. C.iptain White, on the other hand, was proposed by Mr Ragwell. M.P., a Whig of advanced opinions, and seconded by a Rama Catholic clergyman, who appears to be a fair representative it the priests of ...

... ambition, which haw Whig lawyer, hear). 1/r. Trail) he right); the Whig lawyem for having their dhis pie, and, no doubt, they have—and, doubt, they will feather their owls ae they always &Mild like to know bow One of those Whig the right hon. thee 4 ...

... on the present occasion we are not yet in a position to know. e presume, howeter, that they belonged rhielly to the extreme Whig limbed i.arty, from support of either of the Comortative 040. didates could not have been reasonably expected. Mr Henneasy ...

... influential and educated classes in both countries are now in a manner combined. The political partttiou bctucen Tories and Whigs has all but disappeared ; and there is, there• fore, a antra powerful political combination against all sorts of malcontents ...

... aey of the Conservative elements of the Constitution allect:ng the )louse of CWIIIIIOII% No. It is this, and this alone—the Whig borough franchise of 1832 has di,teocared. I was amuse! at one of the arguments nhieh were brought leeward against the Governmint ...

... with being a Fenian, and, upon the application oldie Crown, was reminded for a west. In relerring to his arrest th e ortlers Whig says :--- A few eeks ago 0 Keetle penned • crazy epistle to us, earning no of the comequeerest of our writing against the ...

... the people of Ireland that their sea-girt home is no longer the chief manufactory of rags for the United Kingdom.— Northern Whig. ...

... whereabout* is unknown. The gay Lothario has been a grandfather for some years, and the the fair said, only abont twenty.— Northern Whig. Geese, doll they are, imitate men. Notice that if one of the flock drinks, the rest will follow The Plaistow Marsh Munder ...

... arid to invite all the forces of Irish fanaticism, of Dissenting animosity, of Romish ambition, of Radical enthusiasm, and of Whig ',arty spirit to pull down the Church of Ireland, end to bury the Ministry ender its ruins. A dissolution ■t this period would ...

... judges themselves were among the conspirators, or were, at least, sympathizers. It is well known that certain centralizing Whigs, aided by • class of cold political economists, have long been endeavouring, as far as practicable, to absorb into plcthorio ...

... Though Lord Palmerston's popularity is marvellous—though he is personally the favourite of the people, yet the aristocratic Whig families would prefer Lord Russell as Premier. However, this cannot be. Enlightened public opinion cannot be controlled by ...