... English leaders is weak enough. The Irish Whig and his Imperial supporters are grappled with hooks of steel. The allegiance of the Tory is given to his principle,, or the prejudices which he dignifies by that If a Whig Government adopts those prejudices to ...

... unhappy Whigs, that theadvent of such changes would instantly scare, trembling into obscurity, the timid repentance came too late. Undeterred by the fact that their overweening egotism was hurrying them to annihilation, haunted were the Whigs by hereditary ...

... the Whig Cabinet which succeeded that of Lord Derby in 1859. Lord John Russell, indeed, made a show of bringing in Reform Bill, order to redeem the promises under which he and his colleagues returned to office. But the Bill was burked by the Whigs themselves ...

... 'S2T th r* the y- the Whigs, were their only true fnnds, although in reality they were just as much opposed to were the Tones—so much is there in n.n.. most repeat once more that the working classes never declare themselves either Whigs tWw**' tk*oonteet ...

... presents to-day under the beneficial operation of English laws, administered by Whig and Tory Governments. And if a balance were to be struck, we believe it would be found that the Whig- Liberals have dune more to debase and impoverish the Irish people than the ...

... inability of the Whig* or Conservatives to carry a measure of reform without the aid each other, this meeting is of opinion that, although the Reform Bill introduced the Government does not give satisfaction all parties, it is the duty both Whigs and Conservatives ...

... baronet of that name, and Mr. Macaulay. The Whigs were reproached, not unjustly, with turning Edinburgh into a receptacle for their placemen and officials. But an undercurrent of Liberalism, too strong for the mere Whig mind, soon began to flow with some strength ...

... whose object only is place and not the wishes of the people. It certain that Manhood Suffrage will not be entertained either Whig or a Tory Government and therefore if a reasonable adjustment is proposed by the present Government and utopian views are advanced ...

... times ; he comes forward, as the Whig of our day, to give his views about the career of the Whig of a former day. Or, if Lord Russell have ceased in the opinion of many persons have a right to the appellation of the Whig, it will scarcely be maintained ...

... Independent Oppositionist, lie Vail at sort of political monster. half Whig half Tory— tit when the quarrel lies between Whig and Tot y, li- is a Whits, a whole Whig, and nothing but a Whig, so help him Russell. In his last speech, but, we hope, not hi: dying ...

... Leslie. R. Bell, J. & Pill W. Newham. Mr. Mark lioyd old . Mr. tad Mss. P. Unpin J. the seeerells el animas if lithireela After whigs (Medsoadey the ary Boma el RIP VAN l. Mr. J. & Howe. To conclude (Wednesday exorpted) with MARY BLASI. Omar, lir. F. Chariton—limy ...

... damns* tory feature of all previous proposals of the Whig Governmeol and the Liberal party. Whoever shall have resided in borough for oue year, and paid the poor rates, shall have a vote. The Whigs, in their projected additions to the constituencies, ...