... which vents itself in periodical and insensate ebullitions. With this great fact to encounter have had a long prevalence of Whig policy always irritating and disastrous to Ireland. Grant that Ireland has no heavy wrongs complain against; that her laws ...

... of patriots for places, that his nervons system is sacrificed bom-h--at the shrine of promises that have no performance. The Whig party, who alone comprehend the genius the British constitution, are reported to be borne iuto his astonished presence with ...

... voice of the country. In spite of the numerous definitions there remains a difficulty in discerning Whigs from Tories from their acts. To the Whigs is imputed the destruction of the great Constitutional principle of self-government. Yet they were joined ...

... acd ate now towards Lvi.chburg. lie is very confident of r.ceivng Lee a surrender together with the remains or army. Richmond Whig (now union paper says :— The evacuation of the city had been for moi.th The ople, however, refused believe that remov ,\ meant ...

... sae he Iseerted . Ile ternis kr servento as rem Ow) Ii; nee servanu, kherare, sr k ea tithe piper' ins isdaded. ire see lave Whig elialever to do with nesselkdisas beams sereeene. resoles no -Of be aborted the hillestiees in several simetkoressts. with ...

... opinion that he is a Whig, We recollect when on a former occasion we had Whig and a Liberal in the field, in the persons of Col. Boyle and Mr. Donald Nicoll, the electors thought there was a difference worth contending for between Whig and Liberal. The Liberal ...

... quiet, but Sir Henry the IniU rolling k I edify our public with lecture Self made Men.' Sir Henry, y,,„ an eye the great m ...

... member he did such good service to the Whigs, especially foreign questions, that in 1330 received the appointment of Secretary of State for • foreign affairs, and kept it till 1834. resigned with the rest of the Whig ministry in that year, bat resumed office ...

... be irksomely reminded from day to day. The sentiment is natural. But it revives the inquiry whether was made for the Whigs the Whigs for their country. Nobody desires an autumn session of from ten days to ' fortnight with any party object view; the ' ...

... solicitous that his tenants should adopt all the modern practical inventions agricultural implements In politics he was a stanch Whig, aud at first, like many other persons having great landed interest, was opposed to the repeal of the com laws, and voted ...

... are die normal state of things, while private gain seems 'o sole morality ot which the men breathing that wholesome official Whig atmosphere are susceptible. two of the witnesses agreed together. Everybody was everybody else, and the books examined ware ...

... most noisy election, the result was fellows: Seymour .. Tory 515 Peachey -• Tory 458 Cresswell Whig 291 Baring •• Whig 122 Mildmay •• 22 E. Cresswell .• •• .. Whig 10 This appears to be the first and last election for very leog time that the Tories, Conservatives ...