... had never given any pledges to the Whigs. His opinions were unaltered, but at the same time he was pot 80 Tidiculuus ao to assert that any really measure for Ireland should be rejected, whether proposed by the Whigs or the Conservatives (applause). But ...

... ap} peal, to relieve the Lord Chancellor from a pressure infinitely be: yond his capa- city to bear. The proposal came froma Whig Ministry, but, as has not unfrequently happened, the worki ng power was furnished by a Conservative Sir James Knight Bruce ...

... are often the most vigorous, if not the most elegant, illustrators of such scenes in the impartial optative, Down “with the Whigs! To the devil with the Tories | The extemporiz2d Radicalism of Captain Wurre and his Protestant Ultramontanism are more re- ...

... office without any condition being entered into that the board should recommend the Grand Jury to increase the salary.—Northern Whig. ...