... out surplus revenues to bs created the better administration Irish property. That was a Whig scheme; the particular member with whom had to deal was uncle to the Whig Chancellor the Exchequer. He fought hard with the Liberal electors to gain their consent ...

... must epeak of the old Whigs, led by Lord Russell and Lord Grey. These two noblemen have again and egain declared, thatwhattheydesireis, not disendowment, but concurrent endowmentnot levelling down ; but levelling up. The two old Whigs” whom have named, have ...

... American Review, and supported ; all the probabilities of the case, that step step Seward objected, and our Ministers, both Whig and Tory, gave way ; and when last the treaty was actually signed, as dictated Washington,” and the humiliation England was ...

... which is characteristic made the most derperate eilotta burst hi* bond*, of our stupid friend, “the Belfast Tory.”—iVoi ...

... THE MORNING ADVERTISER, job. The right bos. gentleman’* object «M lo gel in ft Whig for Dublin Mr. WHITBREAD enpported the bdl. Mr- SOLATER BOOTH wiebed eee alt the freemen who were proved to b« guil*y bribery dLafranohieed; bat the right hoc. gentleman ...

... olosaly iovaatigata, the more clearly wo find gvonadltoo and insolent demands of America, and weak oompUanoa of oar QoTornmonto, Whig and Tory, with Ihalr blatter. Tbo Seto Fork Times, reported by telegraph to-day, says American people wIU perfectly satisfied ...

... that the confiscation of Church lands might not aerve precedent for confiscation on more extended which would not agreeable to Whig peers and landowners ?—(Hear, bear ) The chief justification offered bon. gentlemen for the measure wm that in their opinion ...

... levelling up” in the House of Lords Not Lord Cairns, or Lord Derby, but Lord Bussell, Lord Grey, Lord Clanricarde, and the Whig Duke of Cleveland. If the Liberation Society, or the Wesleyans, shall be able to arouse the country thoroughly in the course ...

... Church that made so few converts, or whose annals have been snUied so many scandals. And why ? Because the aristocracy, both Whig and Tory, and mote especially the latter, systematically treated its endowments as provision for younger sons and dependents ...

... rough draft had fallen the ohanoe of a throne. She drank. Her husband was a Dane, thoroughbred. Tory, •be governed by the Whigs, femininely, Insanely. She had fits rage. She would break things. No person more maladroit in handling affairs State. She let ...

... and Lord Palmerston. These four Whig premiers created 123 peers, in the course of the last thirty-five years. Sir Robert Feel and Lord Derby, in their short ministries, created about 40. On a balance, therefore, the Whigs have created more peers, in the ...

... are not sufficient to meet the objections which I entertain to it in Us present form.” The next was Lord Eomilly, a thorongh Whig, who said, I beseech your lordships anxiously to consider the course yon will taka and to determine whether it would not better ...