... succeeding overthrow of the Whigs by the Radicals being a matter of history, as I have elsewhere proved, and the ballad advocating that treacherous policy some time before it was carried into execution, thus warning the Whigs of their approaching danger ...

... a right of entry into a Liberal Cabinet may be obtained. A man may be born to Cabinet rank, as a scion of one of the great Whig families; he may acquire that rank by marriage, selecting a wife from among the same august oligarchy ; he ma) force his way ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...