... understand what he was saying after the style he thought well of adopting hr the 6:1 of July the qaotations appeared from its Whig ally the Independent, naturally leading to the inference that it was regularly received in the News office, and from the manner ...

... growing prosperity 'Atli,: country ! People have in past times been wondered at for making a desert, and calling it peace. The Whig+ are, certainly, entitled to be more marvelled at, for they make a desert and call it prosperity Count Teleki has committed ...

... the course taken by Sir Robert Peel. Some pretend that the minister and hie delegate have taken a false course, and that the Whig Cabinet, which has already lost much ground in Ireland, will lose still more. Others, who perhaps better know the ability of ...

... delivered by Lord Brougham, the Pe. • sident of the Association, and after glancing over a variety of subjects, the veteran Whig, afforded a striking evhienee that the snows of 84 winters cannot coot the rancour of religious and political lagetry so he ...

... man’s name, and Lord John Russell has always maintained that had the effect of destroying the symmetry of the Whig measure, and frustrating Whig expectations in the counties, Duke—the Marquis—stood forward as the county member and farmer’s friend. In 1830 ...

... from habits and practice* of industry to mere political speculation trust the Government of the day, whether Conservative or Whig, will have wisdom and firmness enough suppress the agitation summarily. The condition of freland is too thriving and happy ...

... once more on the benches of the Opposition. The time his now come that every honest liberal must disavow any sympathy for the Whigs, whose revolutionary intrigues have done more to discredit them in Ireland, than the ravings of a thousand of fanatics like ...

... flourishing, but plain, unearnisbed truth, that must strike the mo’t superficial. All our local and national squabbles, about Whig and Tory—Young Irelandism and O'd Irelandism—the French invasion and national independence—honoring the Sovereign power, or ...

... and that changes which remain to be made can well wait until a more convenient time. We need not, after the fashion of an old Whig, enumerate the tinwares of the last third of a century, but any one who compares the r.luirementa of society under the unreformed ...

... a serious, earnest, general endeavour to reorganise an Independent Opposition Party? If there be not, what boots it whether Whig Tory or Oppositionist is to be the people's menthe'. There is no such endeavour—the tone of public opinion and of national ...

... respect, than its hybrid predecessor. With other reasons, the circumstance has obtained for the obsequious tool of the Wexford Whigs, the soubriquet of Tally-ho. The wolf-skin coat affair, is, we think clear enough ; and, to use our respected contemporary's ...

... ofeontradictuHi that, unless the Galway subsidy for the conveyance the mails to America had been the work of Tory Administration, Whig Government would never have thought .ts withdrawal Common prudence, or the most selfish nolicy, would have pronounced jt unwise ...