... and Lord Russell’s nephew, and they never forgave him that to the hour he left England. He was at one time a Whig, but he found that the Whigs were the cold aristocracy; and that, unless a man was nephew or a relative some mushroom peer, he should not ...

... the more you have effected towards P ting end this strife and winning peace liberty and home again. Shoot close. —Richmoml Whig, ...

... Dublin Evening Mail, only that near the close of his exordium we find an earnest appeal to the body to support the Whig Government. A Whig Government gave to Mr. Attorney General his Judgeship, but we do not think three or four men ought be found guilty ...

... and • half. or two years, to and envl yment for any body of tradesmen who memorialists trust sill, in other public weeks now Whig and to be eoestnieted, receive (without injury to any locality) from the corporate body that attention such • useful of tradennea ...

... subject, and congratulate them on the unanimily which prevailed. It has neither a sectarian nor political tendency ; neither Whig or a Tory complexion, but is plain, prac - tical, matter-of-fact question, that concerns every ratepayer, no matter of what ...

... the Dublin Evening Mail, only that near the close his exordium we find an earnest appeal to the body to support the Whig Government. A Whig Government gave to Mr. Attorney General his Judgeship, hut we do not think three or four men ought to he found guilty ...

... Lord Melbourne and Lord Aberdeen, attracted he one my curiosity, the other sympathy. Lord Melbourne, the least radical of the Whigs, was impartial from clear sense and indifference ; a judicious epicurean, agreeable egotist, gay without warmth, and mingling ...

... from the DuUin Ecening Mail, only that near the close of his exordium find earnest anneal to the body support the Whig Government. A Whig Government gave to Mr. Attorney General his Judgeship, but we not think three or four men ought to be found guilty ...

... of and never secs. Such societies also afford pretexts for goverracntal tyranny and ‘ law and order,’ spouting the part of Whig priests,” What you mean by “governmental tyranny?*’ Those who administer the law in harsh spirit and unjustly. And did you ...

... and never sees. Such societies also afford pretexts for governmental tyranny, and ' law and order' spouting on the part of Whig priests. What do you mean by governmental tyranny ? —Those who administer the law in a harsh spirit and unjustly. And did ...

... opponents proportionately weak, the Irish independent Opposition” and the Radicals ale, at least well mclined to them towards the Whigs; why don they take office I The reply cannot given a sentence There is, first, the wefidmown repngMace o« Lord Derliy to enter ...

... efforts arrest them a pretended dislike to‘politics the altar.’ Such men are Scst preach ‘ politics, Hie altar,’ when it is Whig or governmental politics that are to lie nreacK or wlien may hope to curry Hie lavour of Hie ‘ big house,’ by a sermon in Bender ...