... virulently opposed a moderate measure of reform, brought in by Lord Hussell, and won to their side the Adullamites and the Whig*, and those other weak people who had in confidence many things except their own fears. They succeeded in throwing out the ...

... most deadly Again, Colonel Gray had said that it undo Tory auspices that the Factory Acts were pined. They were passed under Whig ministry, question was more social than a politmlae, and opinions were mutually divided upon tin ...

... whioh chose to attack us. And they knew finally that these evils, with their numerous kindred, were the results of Whig incompetency and Whig want of Administrative power. They saw all these and a hundred other evils remedied by the Activity and energy of ...

... country, if he believes that the future of this country is to be disputed between two rival factions who may call themselves Whig or Tory, Conservative or Liberal, as i s supposed to have been the case in put times. The re are great popular movements amongst ...

... ?— The dearly beloved Whigs. Who were too cowardly to put it in execution ? — The Whigs. Who have ever bullied the weak and truckled to the strong ? — The Whigs. Who have always passed coer- cive measures for Ireland?— The Whigs. Who will promise everything ...

... whose active agency as manufacturers or dealers, such stupendous evils were inflicted on our laftd. All governments--whether Whig or Tory, Conservative or Liberalhad carefully avoided introducing that which would have been in its results the greatest of ...

... Hassled the splendour of his resent achievement* They t are quite sufficiently able financiers tell th* difference between Whig-Radical extravagance and Tory eoonomy, and they can without amy special difficulty the variation between fivepenee in the pound ...

... Lberalsi, and4 moore tharn :10 yietr. ago it Was ak fo estionl whitell ?? parties, card olt which, in fict, tile 1Libunr.1 anti Whig plirty of that day broke dlown. lBnt, nit the pr-ment occaciont that which has cansel it to eori], up1 again to the sorlftiii ...

... 1M M W IM Total ~.. i«iaiiir figures are soggsatire. They show that Belfast is great Conservative constituency, in whbh ao Whig, however exalted, or however from one stage of imbecility to snotoer, can posdblj expect by fair to be returned the to mbrepreaent ...

... pouver to prevent this outlay when the b- estimates weic moved in the Ihouse of Commons. T (Loud cheers.) The parsimony of the Whigs had ai reduced the army and navy to a very u usatis- a factory condition, and the expense of their r istor- r tion, together ...

... whioh has enjoyed this property for above years (cheers)—the Church which is allowed the Whigs themselves—hut I will not talk sf the Whigs, they are defunct, the Whigs are gone (laughter) ; they have been swallowed hy the Radicals, and we can only speak ...

... that that opinion is a right one is at least manly. But enough on private matters. We have not touched on questions purely Whig or Tory. The Irish Church has on its side nearly, if not all, Conservatives, and not a few Liberals, and the most consistent ...