... e to that State necessity requires that some with:mast should be arrived at. IlUera ) You might say that it was merely the Whig party that were of this opinion I. that the ease? Every Prune Minister during these fifteen years, and every party that has ...

... generation after generation that the masses are at all times ripe for rebellion, with or without a cause. In an evil day the Whigs passed the patronage of his country into the hands of O'Connell Agitation was his stock in thole. Repeal was the popular pretence ...

... No. It is this. anol this alone: the Whig lormigh franchise of low disappeared lint by whom was this iliac-soled? Why, by the Vaig. themselves? lint, mono than this, in liter Ism! Ihirloy's Government gave the Whig party an opportunity .4 repenting their ...

... amount of fear and trembling as he had been deeded in a school not quite so advanced as Ebley. It was about 100Eirs ago the Whig petty came into existence, and had kept theirsilarity until the present time, he trusted that would not now desert their principlea ...

... of Government this question would be grappled with with the force which in necesiory. Them are among the leading men of the Whig party men who have fair sentiment* with regard to Irelao4 but who. whenever they treat of this question, are afraid of dealing ...

... THE REFORM ACT AND THE WORKHOUSES. THE LATE REFORM ACT has scattered dismay amongst all classes et politicians; the Whig. are especially and although it was brought in and carried by the Tory party, very many of that party cannot make up their minds whether ...