... admit men of talent than the gn at pati ician league of the Whigs. Men of talent, without anstKiratic conn* ctions, always found their natural level more easily with the Tori than with the Whigs. The example of Canning i* there to prove that msiit of the ...

... and anticipations. Here, as in all else they have done, the Conservatives have simply redressed the shortcomings the Whigs. What the Whigs promised to do the Conservatives have done. Nor this all. They have given the country tlie measure of Reform which ...

... to expert from Parliamentary policy. * fir tha aountry L concerned mikes little difference her Whig Tory Lord Lieutenant rule* in Duilin Castle. The Whigs may diapan>e their bribe* more fra. ly to Catholics, but, apait from tl.ia, lha results art pretty ...

... them foil jnsMoo equality Iri«h Catholioa fancy they owe Emancipation to the Whigs : this is a fallacy —but they owe the laws from which they wanted nancipation to the Whigs. The process of relaxation was commenced by the Tories That great Tory alateamaii ...

... explicit without tlicin. the foreground aie Lord Derby aud Disraeli dashing along in sledge furious rate ; behind them are the Whig wolves, the d.adnte dreary region over whicli the team has pissed. Tiie sledge bsars the name Reform.” til - h -r.-ts yoke ...

... upon the rocks, and, from tho severity weather, it is believed that she will become total wreck in a short time. —Northern Whig. ...

... started a candidate lie would have succeeded, such was the state of feeling at that time against the cruel, base and bloody Whigs.” But, no ; the Conservatives adhered to the compact, and Mr. Esmonde was returned his warm seat at the Treasury. Ah, but what ...

... PORTLAW (fltoM OWN COHBF.sroNn«NT.) On Saturday ev had the pleasure of «itn ...

... apparition of democracy which he has helped to evoke, and that shrinks from the progeny of the nuholy alliance between the Whigs and the Radicals. If that be true may hope for more conciliatory consideration of the principles laid down in the resdutions ...

... current, that the clue arguin' nt of the noble earl in inducing his party snpiort th•• bill was—“ See bow f»r have dished the Whigs with respect the bill. lie did not share in the appteh-nsious expressed so many -pea- ers and, believing that the extension ...

... while Conservatives and Whigs should to differ party politics, we ah | ledge ourselves to unite, sincerely, firmly, and determine lly, where common-g d is be done ; and that should observe that coiilisict whether it be Whig or Toiy that sits tile rig ...

... TUB MILFORT SPINNING FACTORY. In another part of this day’s Waterford Mail will be found a report from the Belfast Northtrn Whig of an interesting celebration, upon the ar rival of two st am engines of great power Messrs. Mnlcomson’s spinning factory, ...