... was placed in power that was not capable of performing the duties of his office. hat had never been the case yet since the Whigs assumed power this country. He repeated that they wanted a paternal government; one that should take care that everything should ...

... able to land a measure of reform in a safe harbour. He (Mr. Livesey) never expected that he would be able to do so, for the Whigs had never yet fulfilled their promises made before with reference to the bill of The motto at that time was economy, retrenchment ...

... will bees Isr elm the pagandom m s - Arbiabutp. =A So the et the rhs Pawn' Chroshirs Jeensel will • Moistly in Apiedbarel emd. Whig Ole ot party, .412 .s. so mynas is era ell mmemet et ; the MIN its solemn will be epos be the diesessios et ell memo se Prolog ...

... reform was agitation, they had emblazoned their banners, economy, retrenchment, and reform and displaced the tories and put the whigs m their the result, the taxation of the country had I ron nearly doubled. Instead of carrying out retrenchment in the public ...

... s) out, you will “get no Reform Bill from the so-cailed Liberal “party.” He was a true prophet—as events have proved. The Whigs supplanted Lord who would have passed a Reform Bill, on this very question, and now they are in office their own sup- porters ...

... And, not to mention many other revolting enactments, we may well sum up our brief catalogue by an expressed extract from a Whig writer, professed admirer of William the Third : In his History cf the Civil Wars of Ireland” thus speaks Dr. Cooke Taylor— ...

... constitutional means to compel either the present or any other government to make the reform question a cabinet measure.” The Whigs hed never fu'filied their promises made with reference to the bill of 1832. The motte ut that time was economy, retrenchment ...

... andertalwa this day I want, than. each one tit Do to look tidos him wheli..s day Meow. Oed's Ms puts% as the Mend who is 'Whig at all Uses to Ow spout for ion. I waist yon to roped in. as one who itatoinymod, by God's gram to the beat of use netshator ...

... their request has not been accompanied by the violence which has attended the recent political changes Italy. The Northern Whig a Belfast paper, appraises this absurd document at its proper value *We have heard good deal of the national petition during ...

... rest of the direet irs, to Lord Derby's go. vernment for a subsidy. Ther.'tbsidyto the Liverpoollihae had been granted by a 'Whig administration; and I raid that being the case, I suppose it is a perfectly liberal measurs, and I anm merejy following out ...

... I will apply Ament for g subsidy 8, to Lord Derby’s go- ti (Hear, hear.) The subsidy to Verpool line had been eranted by a Whig administra Casure, ‘ald, that being t he case, I suppose it is a liberal Ppr am only carr ying out what my Liberal friends ...

... had recently delivered to the electors of Tiverton was good speech. Then again, he had been in every cabinet whether Tory or Whig—they had not had a Radical one yet,—he had said years, but he thought that years was a long time, and he had got to so fond ...