... in the country ws«, that the should past, and the question thus adjured. The Press, all colours of politics,—Conservative, Whig, Liberal, Pcelile, and Radical,—wav In its fevour. and only condemned certain details which were considered to be o'-j-c--lionahle ...

... feeling snd with social and poluical progross of Ireland. In tact, so ditlastefol to people of Ireland has the misrule of the Whigs become, that it is with difficulty ih-ir candidates returned when opposition off-red. We are aaiiafitd that the general feeling ...

... frand. No ooa pretends to that the claims of the asses share in the political representslion of the country, recognised by Whig end Tory in many Royal Speech, were ignored yeeteiday ; the steady, downward, notorious course the GovcnMseot precluded any ...

... Birmingham, mn»l la rraltl lb# and •minoatiag aaaamod by Mr Bright and or will loaa allogelbrr tba aopporl of tba aiwlo* rralio Whig* whirh ralir* far mar# than apon favoar of (bo aratioa. oataiag atMioa may witaoaa e*mploto dtMaptlow Libaral patty, tram want ...

... all tba Conns of Europe. It recognised the party of eoniti.atiaiiaUsaitposoe, concilia'i m, and order On the other hsod, the Whigs have been identified with perturbation and rebellion everywhere.— It needed not falsifying Vattel teach ibis, or to cite our ...