... departments in the late Ministry reserved their best measures as an in- heritance for their successors, if the doctrine of Whig advocates is to be believed. Like a certain place below, the public offices were paved with good intentions, which, in many ...

... that whenever a rigid politica virtue begins to he common among English- meni, It may spread as freely among Tories ads among Whigs and Radicals, and all together mzay agree in putting an end tO the abominableI system of which these three southern boroughs ...

... want of employment, or foreign Pr revolution; and we may thus hope to escape calamities is Co - with which Tory bigotry and Whig faintheartedness had In don-le their best to endanger us. The revival has mainly ag boriginated out of the doings of a faithless ...

... this was most unsatisfactdry, but L y what decided me most to retire was a' remark b? one of ,- the voters, whether Tory or Whig I don't knc w, who D&' tsaid, I am ready tolay down mylife for Jesus Christ, m n but I don't consider that it would be a sin ...

... their own police. Men of order were these swarthy thousands, one and all; but men of stern resolve also. Will Tory lords and Whig millionaires dare this mighty mass to move next spring, and to threaten to take the right, even an instalment of which hba ...

... hollowness of ths exuse, we have only ,to suppose -that Mr.. Boalca had been - a thorough-paoedo ama violent Tory, o' slavish Whig partizan. -Does any one Imagine that in that ease he. would have ?? ben' deprved of his offioe ? Of course not. No rationai ...

... rte e b.llot; but politicel platforms are of te frileds for tie 3 merbans to an end thsa as representing that oed mor1e5 it Whigs when out of offils hoist the banner ethe 1 Retranchmentj and Reform, and whea in foe P e money in repairing old boats which ...

... education have nothing to expect; but while Lord Derby remains at the head of affairs there is no danger, and whenever the Whigs shall return to power the public opinion of the country, if proper care be taken 1 to elicit it, will convince them that it ...

... distinguished himself. Shortly after he joined the Bar a pamphlet was published bv ?? Au lrish B:ar- rister on the subject of W'hig misrule in T seland. It had very wiile circulation, and caused mnucli sen- sation. The anonymous author was felt to be a man ...

... ment held out to others that integrity of principle will be remembered and rewarded by the Conservatives as it is by the Whigs. Let us, there- fore, hope that no influence of clique, no personal feeling, will be permitte I to interrupt the wel]'- merited ...

... lectures from 837 to 793. This is what has been already accomplished by the mere announcement of the change contemplated by the Whigs at the dictation of the Irish Catholic bishops, and we may easily realize what would be the effect on the Queen's Colleges ...

... been snub)ed. by the very party onl whose behalf the llyde 'ark riots were got up. Sir Alexander Coeklhro, who was formerly Whig. Attorncy-t leerlal, and who. when in that capicity, invariably voted for the 1 allot. and niany o)ther Radical nestru is tic ...