... ship will sail with a fair wind into the haven Or, Oulkn has designed for it The last thing to be expected was that the Scotch Whig constituencies would insist on having voice in the aSair. Very docile, placid, practical people, these Scotchmen were supposed ...

... the Tories in times of this—that it was of when a Whig cand idate came forward for elections. You know or any . Aman from these Liberal papers west election and opposed hard for the candidate. That the Whig was the onl: from Even this Irish People, 1 understand ...

... Turin in times of elections. You know what happened when a Whig candidate came forward for any borough or any county. A man from these Liberal papery went down to the election and opposed the Whig candidate and fought hard for the Tory candidate. That the ...

... has fairly taken away the breath of all believers in routine. It was unexpected by that gentleman himself as by the varioua Whig notables who longed for that easiest of easy chairs. They are very angry at the notion of a man whose property chiefly lies ...

... Tories in times of elections. You know what hap- pened when Whig candidate came forward for i any borough or any county. man from these Liberal papers went down to tho election and i opposed tho Whig candidate and fought hi ml i for the Tory candidate. That ...

... though coming from an opposition,’ journal, many well recognize undoubted truths, but applicable to Tory Goverumenta ns well Whig;— The whole occurreune illuetrateH how much of a farce government is in Ireland. have fat places enough, and plenty of officials ...

... the House, For the first time in many years a man under thirty-five, not descended from a great house, or the son-in-law of a Whig peer, will have been admitted into the Cabinet, and it seems therefore once more possible for a young man to rise, to rise ...

... communication in the Northern Whig was proved by the éditor of that have been inserted“only with a ‘dissenting commentary ; wrote to this journal three letters of the same character as those which appeared in the Northern Whig. Two of them were published ...

... Duke of Devonshire, to which lucky circumstance he owes the distinction about to be conferred upon him. If it true that the Whigs dearly love lord,” how great must be their devotion a duke, and rich duke, too, with three eons in the House of Commons, to ...

... despot to present this contrast in his favour. The Mail will very likely understand the following extract from the Northern Whig Now that the Fenians hare stirrred up such commotion as to compel the government to put the capital under a mitigated species ...

... at ease if possessed of power to protect themselves dont say that this ought to be so, but there have been times when even a Whig Lord Lieutenant found it expedient to call on them, and in the case of an outbreak the Times itself might be brought to acknowledge ...

... geneial”clectlon. *hat l ®/ speak then » Why on the side that Government ”hifh declined to attend to their raeraoriaU. The Whig- Radicals smote them on the one cheek, and, with tme SMw TwSk neral election, and the men who hadin vain the concessions to ...