... Exactly. “We can’t stand the people, because we must do the work of party ! To be independent alike of Whigs and of Toriesto be opposed alike to Whigs and to Tories—to stand up manfully for the people, for faith and fatherland—the Wexford paper virtqally ...

... deliver himself from tiie tutelngt of the hereditary Whig idea, and throw himself in search of colleagues upon the country which has stood him in difficult times, which has kept him in power spite Whig and Tory, which has endorsed his foreign and domestic ...

... bis manifesto to the dominant alien foe of his country, and profit by the ; lesson. Are there Whig prelates in Hungary Ihe | brave Primate of Hungary is no Whig. He would never ostracise the honest Magyar who sacrificed all for Fatherland. •* And in Poland ...

... racers.” Whig” Dressing. Lord Sr. Leonards, when Mr. Sudgen, on enteiing Parliament, having heard that he bad been turned into ridicule lor being the son of a hair-dresser, ma le answer, So I am, and have come into the House give a dressing to the Whigs.” good ...

... as our*, should pass without'misrepresentition. The ultras on one side stoutly averred that w had bartered ourselves to the Whigs, and Slid our country, our icligion, and our God, for a mess of pottage ; whilst the other extreme contended that we were Jesuits ...

... 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 ...

... the sight of that whig-stragglers are continually appear- ! ' st ...

... political spirit of the age, and bis speeches pre-eminently indicate its form and pressure.” It matters little whether taking the Whig view we term him a Conservative-Liberal, or looking on him from the Tory Camp we call him a Liberal Conservative ; in either ...

... broad day light bnt wu . . .. , .. . • vo, Twice, in rapid succession,tbe long thong of the driver with the foolish cry of Whig.” they tel thembfUes andai „ . . fly , in antagonism to tbe old and ell tried friends of and g, jj pace, along one of the royal ...

... Friday next; but the evidence is so very trivial that 1 am sure these are not the perpetrators of the diabolical crime.—Afarffom Whig, Destitution is better than dependence, since it is perhaps, easier to endure the cold than to find one’s patron so. ...

... names of Robert Stephenson and George Stephenson. The speech of Earl Russell, at Newcastle, is essentially political. It is Whig song of triumph, and assuredly no man is more entitled to sing such a song than Earl Russell. Ilia lordship tells us how and ...

... Who is that who treats me with respect now lam nobody ?” inquires Lord Eldon. Hia aon replies, “ It is Sir John Campbell the Whig Bolicilor-General. ,, I wonder what they would have said of me,” said the ex-Chancellor, •* if had driven about in a cabriolet ...