... =:l i wt period. Is was understood that tee hill, the die heal% of the lamp is would he Atbmitioa bang thee drawn the Primp Whig easier than to remake leo messuishet pelt wee of light. It nu pealed wit hp the slut ant that part of the path seer the beak ...

... refers the decline the Irish population not to the “three bad harvests,” but to twenty years of almost unbroken Whig role.” The purpose of Whig Cabinets, was, said, to be thns expressed : Drive the hnman beings away America; send in cows and oxen« make Ireland ...

... he owes his high appointment was in office. The coincidence is unfortunate, but it is not remarkable. It merely shows that Whig rule is not, after all, such blessing to Ireland. ...

... animosity will be discouraged, an effort will be made to insure her that prosperity which she has failed to attain under years of Whig misrule. Such is the political programme which the Conservative Chief offers to Parliament and tlie country, the salient points ...

... was not at all aware that this was u political movement, or that it was intended to blame anybody. lie quite agreed that the Whig-Radical Government did press on them with some very 'weere measures, and he was in great hopes, so soon as they got the farmer's ...

... of a beneficial nature which cannot fail to arise from his benevolent freak. We have now had thirty years' experience of the Whig New Poor Law, which is perhaps the noblest monument, as it was at the time of its enactment the most unpopular measure of ...

... prompt energy and vigilance which have characterised their conduct generally throughout the present emergency. The Northern Whig, in detailing the doings, states that on Thursday night, about 8 o'clock, North-street and the streets adjoining were in a ...

... kai the oppoeition to this moderate maeuro, predicting that the nom of so. b a martins right dissociate the greet body of the Whig nobility frot the pojular came, and warning them that in • oceteet with the popular part; on one aide and the no. Wit, ea the ...

... anise* with its tumultuous and agonised throbs. We have just nibbled and ccque:ted with the matter now and then, as when the Whigs were reduced in their extremity to effect with O'Connel the Lichfield Mouse Compact, and the Freefraders in ler plight, enlisted ...

... elevate mankind, becomes great and lasting blessing to the nations of the earth. There were men, some Tories and some recreant Whigs, who seemed to icy Drive back the advancing wave of progress; gentlemen, restore the Heptarchy ; or like Lord Uroavenor, ...

... agriculture in country which nature has not blessed with a favourable climate. Ireland has been the despair of every Government, Whig or Tory, for nearly century, so that most men have come to the conclusion that the cure of its evils must be left to time, ...

... Thursday at his seat near Winchester. The deceased nobleman, as Sir Francis Baring, had been for many years supporter of the Whig party. He was elevated to the peerage by Lord Palmerston at the close of the last Parliament. The representation of Penryn ...