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... sons and his sons-in-law, his nephews, and his cousins did manage to obtain snug births for themselves from the squeezable Whigs, whom it was the province of O'Connell to abuse. Patriotism was profitable in those days. Nay, even in more recent times gentlemen ...
... mentioning in Norfolk; and when, at the late general election, he endeavoured to propose a candidate in the interest of the Whigs, he could not get a hearing. How delusive is the vox populi ? At one moment he was, perhaps, the most popular man in England ...
... politician. He is appointed because of his adhesion to party. He comes in and goes out with a Minis- try. If the Whigs are in office, he is a Whig. If the Conservatives are in office, he is a Con- servative. Whatever he does is liable to be misconstrued; and ...
... public mind in I time; butwe despair of ?? members doing ] anything which will embarrass the Government. Place is so dear to Whigs and Radicals that, if l principle is put in comparison with it, it seems as dross. Of course, we shall not learn the truth ...
... Lord Palmerston is a Liberal Statesman. The fact is, that he is a Con- servative statesman at the head of a mixed party of Whigs, Radicals, Liberals, and what are called Liberal-Conservatives, which is, per- haps, the best name by which to describe the ...
... three months ago. It had articles more violent in Jane and July than in August and September; but, as even Fenians prefer the Whig-Radical toote Conservative Government, votes might have been lost which, as it happens, were secured. Probably, were it to ...
... with Prus- t sia by Lord Napier. The Cotesideonian Mercury drags to light, in the r following fashion, the latest specimen of Whig t jobbery e The public have often been disgusted and thc I Liberal Go vernmient greatly damaged by the jobbing e of thc Lord ...
... us troops to tramp through our streets, aind tell the Fenisas' that they dare not do that again. This is the policy of the Whigs to- wards Irish Protestints. el S TTT I KIi ExTRoaWoRDuAB! YiErD oF FLAx.-Mr. Wm. Henna, near Tyralla, County Down, has had ...