... Walpole’s tears, Hyde Park railings, and the last fie form Bill, are of too recent date to be forgotten. The Tories found the Whigs bathing and they stole their clothes,” is the sarcastic but true description of Conservative tactics. They have done more: ...

... well written ; and, among others, we may name, the Cork Examiner, the Dublin Freeman and Evening Mail, the Belfast Northern Whig, the Liverpool Daily Post and Albion, the Sheffield Telegraph,the Birmingham Doily Post, the Leeds Mercury, on ...

... well written; and, among others, we may name, the Corl: Examiner, the Dublin Freeman and Evening nil, the Belfast Northern Whig, the Liverpool Daily Pott and Albion, the SkejHeld Telegraph, the Birmingham Daily Pott, the Leedt Mercury, and the Internet* ...

... friend, now no more. sh T Let me for a moment remind you that our two great co ts political parties called in my young days, Whig and pr Tory, hold new very different opinions from those En they used to hold; you know as well as I do in e. that the Conservative ...

... opinion, from the greatest as democrat to the greatesticonstitutionalist. We do not ask a nlman.out hunting whether he is a Whig or whether he is II. a Tory; whether he is for the dis-establishment of the le Irish Olurcl, or whether he is for the repeal ...

... his great friend, now no more. Let mo for a moment remind you that our two great political parties, called in my young days Whig and Tory, hold now very different opinions from those they used to hold. You know well I do that tho Conservative of the present ...

... well written ; and, among others, we may name, the Cork Examiner, the Dublin Freeman and Evening Mail, the Belfast Northern Whig, the Liverpool Daily Post and Albion, the Sheffield Telegraph, the Birmingham Da ily Posl, the Leeds Mercury, and the Inverness ...

... some neigh’ring fortune teller, or Some strolling hag; perhaps he timely Warn’d had fled his fate; which prov’d too true for Whig and Radical. Thronghont the middle Ground of that broad ensign of such pallid Hue, was with in bold relief so ’arge, that Ye ...

... narrow escape for his life. After about hour's delay the passengers were conveyed to Nottingham by the London express. Ihe Whig says that the office of tre surer and distributor of the Ueftrnm dun urn, vacated by the death Dr. CoOke, will not be filled ...

... Radical rabble of Scotland has nothing to say against proceedings which would hanve roused the strongest indigumition of the Whigs and Covenanters of former days. Not in vain was Mr. Gladstone's long so- jorur at Ronie-perhvifps in one sense lils ultiniate ...

... comprounise the I dignity of our country (hear, hear.) And if the dig- It nity of Englatud was insulted, I am sure that all men- Whigs, Radicals, and Conservatives-would unite to uphold the credit of their common country (Loud cheers.) Let us not iiterfere, ...

... seconded the nomination, and said though tion ahe did not dispsrte Idi. Evans would make a good member,PO he did not think a. Whig memrber ought to be returned by at (baa ?? constituency (Cheer's.) They bird heard how hear I wall Mr. Evairs had done his ...