... almost unanimously replied with scowl of just indignation; even that notorious old Whig, Mr Larry Waldron, could not stand it; and did not vote against hi# friends ibc Whig Administration—and it would have been no wonder for him, who once called himself ...

... ohjwrted to. Ma cotemporary attempted to*,, U-, b, in tlxir npplication to >nj on* politknl party.— after the endleet displayed by Whig and Tory daring the late Parliamentary aeariona, can oajr party bout in any of tkeir Royal Speechee, u the Rm> pemr doe* in ...

... not alone did the head of the great Conservative British party so far adopt the false liberal principles upon which the Whigs have made an Acledama of Italy ; but, to our surprise, whilst reprobating the violation of all national rights by the Sardinian ...

... wutrust our Libersi Irish 'Lem hers have perused.lrnd will use. If they surer the iniqui • tons onslaught accomplished by the Whig .suns• ter upon the Holy See, to remain unnoticed acid nncondemned,we believe that the Representative chosen by Irish Catholics ...

... Member for Cashel.— Can it poasible that the hon. member for Hie old city mis walked the plank, amt gone body and soul the Whig- ? Could it possible that the r made nii.tuke m printing his name in the recent d,'vision . '' versus the Papacy ? can scaicely ...

... hazard which might be required it *torts for its attainment. The people him adopted neither of the, i td, The accession of the Whigs to ochre in 1848 was the trting crisis of thelgelll mt lv,zal and constitu- tiotal agitation. As hum as the Tories were in ...