... from oflicial lips of Mr. Gilpin, will prosper next year, A Whig, M. Balzac, is political woman. Wliat has Lord Palmerston done justify tho impertinent epigram may be nr,- (I that ne.er was a Whig: but is far -i certa u that be, with his masculine intellect ...

... these Whig mit.is’ers, lers of this system ef hatefaced corruption, the true patriot would sweep before indulging in bright drrants of the ! future, —presently they f«H into a-t igo and accuse r h f being a Tory. Ami they say, ‘ leave tim Whigs office ...

... very little notice in Ireland, but Ireland seemed determined, come what might, to blind long as possible to the doings the Whig ministry. It was with this atrocious proclamation of hostility to the temporal power of the Pope that the session of 1-59 clised ...

... paralysed treachery Similar to that which the military phalanx at the same power so lately encountered, they would have rendered Whig and Tory parties subject of mere historical disorganisation, and established firm basis Irish party independent of either, ...

... Italy, and above .all, the dangers of universal anarchy in the humiliation of the Pope, the English Cabinet (that the present 'Whig Cabinet), and t/;« rejm&ntotim art in a greet 'memure resjtotixi/Je.” Tfiink this Catholics Irelandyou who have not Kilsed ...

... consequent subsidence of political passions, that a publichouse parlour of the present day more Conservative than the highest Whig socisiy of 1820. But, if things have alterei so much in England and Scotland, what must we say of Ireland The time has now ...

... he himself supplies the ! reason for this inattention, when he draws for the picture ot the Patriot.’' discoursing ilh the Whig, and afterwards taking run into the Treasury. In gold and office to Irish representatives will found the real obstacle to the ...

... impaired public remembered that tho army of Piedmont entered : tbo i n same spirit of se- blished order, struggling not like the Whigs an i claim to our a.Teciion and to ...