... people, to leave them not Only without protection but without a word of warn- Th • e question needs no answer. None but a Whig government would be so careful of their own lives and pro- P e rtiea (as the Dublin authorities have shown themselves), and ...

... tempts, swept tspwards by follyand downwards by chance; and above all, after hundred ingenious- ingenioue. ckeenonstratiena. by Whig-, orators, of the fast they assumed-, that because' the' representation of the country. in its Legislature was partial it ought ...

... the hustings, and of the unholy alliance they have attempted to cement between oligarchy, as represented by a few dominant Whig families, and Democracy, as represeut , d by Manchester—states also, but in a very mill and sub form, that, of course, the ...

... question, in order that the country might know who were fox and who against; they had hitherto been too fond of helping the Whig ministry. Let them stand or fall by their measures. Let the Conservatives declare their policy at the time when required only ...

... Israelitish persuasion, the Papal brigade, the members for the metropolitan boroughs, the Scotch Radicals, and the hereditary Whigs. Those men, in fact, formed a mere fortuitous congregation of atoms brought together by the power of Lord Palmerston's name ...

... for reform, there is always to be done, and there is no doubt whatever that the Reform Bill of 1832 was to a great extent, a Whig job (hear, hear). Great injustice was committed. Upon what grounds, I would ask, except to return, as it always has done, a ...

... answerable. Our Government remonstrated with Spain at once, and displayed the vigour which always seizes the idle, listless Whigs whenever there is a chance of doing mischief. Its newspapers thundered against Spain, threatened her with war if she presumed ...

... score and ten, he shall have lost the boyish fervour which now recommends him to Mr.Bßio HT. Mr. STA.NSFELD, if there should be Whig Ministers in those days, will in all probability be as profound a believer in things as they are as Sir JOHN Cam HOBHOUSE when ...

... profession. We have never heard any one comphin of Chief Justice LEFROY'S incapacity save the Times and its correspondents, or its Whig legal friends who hunger for his place, and who for their own selfish ends endeavour to bully him into a resignation; but even ...

... whether they have been eminently snmessful. Thus it appears that for the sake of a gain which turns out to be a loss our Whig-Radical rulers have sent two British regiments to a place which has accommodation only for a wing of one of them, and have ...

... then, that the people have already divided into two new parties more bitterly hostile to each other than Federalist Cow-boys, Whigs or •Democrats, or Republicans or Democrats ? What wonder that the President is indignant, and refuses to make the appointments ...

... Tenant-righters, but also upon the sympathy of the non-electoral masses. Thus it was that county after county was carriei for the Whigs by such mob-violence and terrorism as was never, perhaps, witnessed even in Ireland before, and for such purposes the law officers ...