... amongst our neighbolus the consequence will be lasting. They in the con- Wed movements of the English peoplk. Web and low, Whig and Tory, a national demonstration in favour of Revolution, and of Revolution newt to operate against the oly Father and the ...

... tail—w ho is now never seen in Parliament unless when the Whig whipper-in is fairly at his wit's end for a vote ! What place of penance has been found to re-habilitate this almost usedup hack of the Whigs into a virtuous patriot leading the van of the Irish ...

... past, but upon their respective merits at present, and in future. By so doing, instead of being treated with contempt by the Whigs and hostility by the Conservatives, Ireland will be treated with respect by both, and there will be a rivalry among them as ...

... might be made over to Garibaldi. It is really too much to have to treat such babies' tales seriously, and yet one-half of the Whig public will take this all for gospel, and believe that the Popo and Cipriani la Gala we on intimate terms, and that the Cardinal ...

... the deputation on Sir R. Peel on Friday. He must say that, for the first time in their lives, the Irish members all agreed—Whig and Tory, Radical and Conservative, Roman Catholic and Protestant ; and it was owing to their union that Sir Robert Peel gave ...

... stretching out our skinny necks I and clamouring with gaping beaks for political nourishment front the maternal fondness of a Whig or Tory Premier. THE REMAINS OF ARTHUR HENRY HALLAM We do not know whether as a specimen of extraordinary power at an early ...

... Government, Mr. Adderley, was the most violent opponent of a similar motion. In Kent, Lord Palmerston'. Lord of the Treasury, the Whig Whipper-in, Mr. E. K. Hugessen, and Lord Derby's Under Secretary in the Home Office, Mr. Gathorne Hardy, united to oppose Sir ...

... party that will be true to their pledges, mindful of their obligations, and prepared to resist any or all governments, be they Whig, Tory, or Radical, upon whuse programme the regeneration of Ireland shall not be inscribed. If this result shall grow out of ...

... the best sense of the word, who made many friends, and never made an enemy. Lord Carlisle belonged to the blood royal of the Whigs • His grandiother was one of the select few who towards the close of last century clung to the fortune@ of Charles Fox through ...

... IRELAND• DUBLIN TO TO THE RESCUE!-SAVE THE WHIGS. A new agitation by Alderman Dillon, Mr. Devitt, the Lord Mayor, and the Archbishop of Dublin, for the reconstruction of an Irish Parliamentary party for the obtaining of fresh measures, is announced in ...

... the subjects of Francis the Second—hut the British admiral ! He has given the lie to the British press, who declared that the Whig Government had been strictly neutral. Read his words over and over again, ye Catholic supporters of Lord Palmerston, Earl Russell ...

... religious purposes. It is just the same feeling as would be gratified, if at au election, a violent political partisan, whether Whig or Tory, saw a mein, bee of the opposing candidate's committee step into a heap of soft mud which he thought would bear his ...