... liberal By tf speech and action. A mere Conservative Govern- servc ment, made up of stand-still Tories and retrograde ordi& Whigs, would, he well kilows, go to the bottom in expe spite of all the good humour and tact. on which he menm is so lavishly co ...

... government themselves when they were out of cl office. He had always protested against that blind and a! suicidal polioy of the whig by whichi they refused conces- fi sion after concession until they had diegstuat and broken V up their party. They- aimed at ...

... wished the right honourable gentleman would tell the meeting what his principles really were [laughter and cheers]. Were they Whig, Radical, or Conservative ? [A Voice: Neither, and laughter]. He did not represent the views of the Liberals ol the borough ...

... by prescriptive right, the Conser- vatives, or those spendthrifts under the hypocritical cloak of a guasi Liberalism, the Whigs, may tax us in any con- ceivable manner, and we only grin and bear it with the best grace possible, because wo know that ...

... countryman in the nigger melody, they were still only knocking at the door. Are we not accustomed to see our most stupendous Whigs ready, whilst in opposition, to die on the floor of -the House of Commons in the cause of Reform, and then, when they get ...

... that blind anapuicidal policy of the Whigs, by which they refused concession after concession, until they had disgusted and broken up their party .What are the factsI? Mr. Horsmair accepted oflice twice with the Whigs-once, *in 1840, when the blind and ...

... I MR. AND MRS. CHARLES READ4. I (From The Northernc Whig, Belfast, Jan. 3.) There are few of our playgoing public who will not regret the announcement we make to-day-that the fall of the curtain last night concluded the engagement of Mr. and Mrs. Charles ...

... the first iustalmernt of 1the wholesale and thoreugh -xtermination of thi Scottish G*eJ projected by Datch William alnd his Whig'min . iut,' in spite of ?? economic justification, the'diabo- heal axpeiment has tatned out a most miserable fali-re.' ike ...

... democrat, a Jeffer- sonian, born and dyed in the faith of the republican fathers, somehow or other, because I happened to become a whig Iwas held responsible for the artford Convention. (Laughter.) And I have made this singular discovery in, contrasting those ...

... represent, the greeter aire the difficulties he has to contend against at the poil. The unadulterated Tory, the inexplicable Whig, the truckling, place-devouring nondescript can always cat- .Ce culats upon a seat ; but every county constituency is he closed ...

... re. from the mass of every one who happens to show any inclination to become an unadulterated Tory, i or inexplicable Whig, or a truckling place- th devouring nondescript, there remains behind the be distilled and concentrated essence of Irish ...

... REVERIE. Alone he sat in a puzzled reverie, While his study-flre burnt dim and low: For this famous statesman, belovs'd by every Whig, was thinking of Dandolo. 1 Wisely, he murmured, I wrote, and wittily, To Cavour. in freedom's cause, you know, And patted ...