... before them as & Whig or a I ory, but as a native of Ireland, who had come to denounce Loth putiu—éhur, hua—lor both parties deserved to be denounced. (Cheers.) ving condemped the mauner in wbich Ireland had been treated both by Whig and Tory administrations ...

... and Partridge in the pit trembles. The difference that, while the actor himself not deceived, it seems that Bright is. The Whig-Radical party is now theworn-outand effete party, with nothing but shams on which to lean. The Conservative party is the refreshed ...

... happy in being critical. their even the political world was in state of ifreadful degradation. The Conservative waa bigot; the Whig wis humbug ; the Radical waa a snob. The stupklitT the first, the hypocrisy of the second, the vulgarity of the third, were ...

... office, with its patronage, emoluments, powers influence, and the charms of public life, for a generation ; otherwise the Whigs will inevitably be reinstated as the best friends of peace and non-intervention; the promoters financial economy, of civil ...

... applicable to universal suffrage ; and yet the reform he really demands, to retain the least chance of being patronised by the Whigs, must be far short of manhood suffrage. The same reform platform exhibits men of very advanced opinions, such as Mr. Beales ...

... appears every reason to expect that the new theatre will be a great success. The Globe, evening paper, established in 1803 as a Whig organ, which was for 63 years attached to the so-called Liberal party, and for considerable part of that time was the eveniDg ...

... about Charles the Second's poodles, and George the Third's squabble* with Whig Well, give Charles and his poodles—qwery spaniels. But George the Third's squabbles with Whig oligarchs may yet be reenacted, and thus may get out of them some important ...

... extent of the damage done thereby will not be known until digging•out has ended, which will not be until next month.—Northern Whig. KNARESDRQ . . —Up to Tuesday last there was a very (urge .m.uticy of barley and oats in the fields in this district, some ...

... who bring it forward. bill proposed by a Conservative Government would much more likely to succeed than one introduced by Whigs. So in that point of view the chames of successful legislation next year are good, and it will not fitting that the Liberals ...

... been done. (Renewed cheers.) It has not been the policy of the Tories to do good things, and I have seen the time when the Whigs have been much less zealous about them than I could have wished them. (Renewed laughter.) They have sprung from the people ...

... renewed vigour are much more numerous among Conservatives, or people Conservative proclivities, than among tlie stereotyped Whigs or Liberals. This fact is remarkable that it can hardly have escaped the notice of public writers, yet it lias means received ...

... few intolerant Liberals—we suppose they call themselves Liberals, but they are certainly more closely allied to the bigotted Whigs of a late and present era. The story we have to tell will scarcely be credited, but it is nevertheless quite correct and we ...