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... of the Whig Administration of which Lord Palmerstom the Chief. We are Conservatives. Lord Palkerston’s real tendencies have always been towards Conservatism; but has kept bad company, his political associations have always been witU the Whigs, he has ...
... first oppirt y and evict the Whig Government from office, with as little mercy as ever an Irish hnullord felt in driving a tenant to the road. Let it be understood and felt as an inevitable alternative ; that either the Whigs must go out, or the Irish Catholic ...
... we question whether, in the present tempt r of the limes any amongst them would b.! found base enough to support Whig, much less a 'Whig official. The Attorney-General, Mr. (Megan, ix a man of European character. Perhatev, as a private gentleman, there ...
... him ! I know all cannot leave alike ; yet all may leave something, answering in proportion their kinds. - Tea WHIGS.—The supporters of the Whig Government are now' the supporters and the tools of Cavour, open enemies of the Vicar of Christ ; taking their ...
... world of trouble, awl, in fact, if they were all honest, independent, and thoroughgoing they could coerce any British ministry, Whig or Tory, to propose and to carry a Repeal of the Legislative Union. Not the least doubi; in the world about it, and this testimony ...
... 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 ...
... the Borough, as a member o f ar . I r i s h Party, to serve Ireland and the Pope, in the British Parliament, irrospeetive of Whig or Tory factions. This country, or the cause of the Church, was never nc.re in want of such men ; and we hope there will be ...
... rectilinear loc motion are said to be under the guardianship a special Providence. Some such protecting power must watch over the Whigs, or else they would some time since have been overtaken by their Nemesis. The men who cannot sympathise rationally with Italy ...
... of trouble ; and in f ii•t if they were all honest, independent, and thoroueligoing, they could coerce any British ministry, Whig or Tory, to propose and to carry a Repeal of the Legislative Union. But being such as they are—and human nature being such ...