... principle of their opponents I understand mistrust in the people, only relieved by fear. Truly this is appeal from tbe old Whigs to tbe new, about whose meaning there can be little mistake. Lord Amberley was not whit lees stingy in bis application of Liberal ...

... e party, •opporter ef the policy of Koaeell and Oladetena. U* no aid, noeeesity, be found voting in the same obby with the Whig Radical and Roman Catholi* rtember*, who are avowedly hostile the Protestant atilotione of tb* coontry. ie a deloeiv* artifice ...

... because, Tboogb all cry down eell, none mean* His own self io literal sense. Tory inflate* committed e greet mieteke ; belong to Whig. Tory. Redietl. or Coneerre ire ptrty ; eimply belonged to the Irieh P«ty* On Tneedey ereryfbing p»s«ed off qaietlj ; there ...