... of Somerset, a great Whig magnate and member of the present Government, to whom a considerable portion of the borough of Totnes belongs. It was a Whig candidate who bribed, by wholesale, in the Irish borough of Lisburn. It was a Whig landowner who turned ...

... designs of Russia and a jealous concern for keeping open the overland route to India, statesmen and legislators—whether tories, whigs, or radicals—have long and eagerly emulated each other in cabalistically propagating, as a primary article of all true English ...

... legislate for Ireland, and asserted that it did not command the confidence of any portion of the people but a few anlideluvian Whigs and energetic place hunters. Mr. Blake stated that a strong feeling of disaffection against the Government existed in Ireland ...

... have been widely published and will of our Established Church. And almost constant attacks and constant defections of Whig prelates and Whig and Peelite statesmen or trimmers, increasingly and significantly show that it is not to them—nor to their friends ...

... country upon the subject of the Irish Church—a subject which w»s formerly made the stalking horse and stumbling block of the Whig £arty, but which now found little intereat for the Treasury ench. (Hear, hear.) It was far easier for the Govern* meat to read ...

... progress of right snd proper feeling in the public mind, good and strong English feeling, which will no longer permit any Whig Prime Minister, nnrebuked and unscathed, to make private merchandize, or worldly barter, or political huckstering of the publie ...