... alliance and adopted the principles of the Radicals in order to obtain office, instead of joining themselves with the moderate Whigs in order to maintain those old institutions which both are anxious to protect from subversion. To this fundamental error the ...

... after returning thankc said hethou the working mens of England should noW look teir own interests, rather than to those of the Whigs and Tories, or any other party unless they did even-handed Justicewoulddnever bweeed out to m; thishe ilne- trated by reference ...

... one ae co t, and a tax-cart. Harnessing this animal as best , V he could, be drove off to meet his master; and ; thus the Whig Lord Lieutenant of an influential F county was received. Being a great walker, ho r permitted the butler and the tax-cart to ...

... scrutiny of all the appointments' , made in the Education Office during the , last twenty or thirty years, especially under i Whig Governments, would produce not a ! few instances of gross favouritism and jobbery, which could not have taken place if the ...

... that the 1 question should now be settled, and that the people la should be put in a proper state to cultivate the laud. w Whigs and Tories intue House of Comimons and out of it, all proclaimed the ijnjutice -done to the to country by such legislation ...

... and Nve know the use that was made of ti * .eir liberty by some of the fellows who were all 1,- loose on Ireland again by the Whig- Radi- anci As. The rank-and-file have thus been taught han that they really incur no risk when they take wit] part in a seditious ...

... principle which underlies all party combinations. But the modern Conservatives have improved upon this notion. They selected the Whigs for their hostility, and the Radicals for their alliances. In 1851 they abstained from supporting Lord John Russell against ...

... do not posBess, like Mr Arthur, these tour cardinal virtues which fit one to become a candidate for municipal honours in the Whig or Tory interest. By a reference to a, leader which preceded the one from which the foregoing quotation is made, I find that ...

... and adopted the b principles of the Radicals in order to obtain office, instead of joining themselves with the moderate IE Whigs in order to maintain those old institutions P which both are anxious to protect from subversion. t1 To this fundamental error ...

... the Belfast correspondent of the Daily Review says :-LordLeitrim is perhaps the worst landlord.in all Ireland. The Northern Whig has published, and is still publishing, a series of letters from A LDonegal Man on the Leitrim land administration. I only ...

... This is its cruel aspect; and it is quite in keeping with the ever-varying pro- e gratme of Whig cliques, whether in imperial f or local employment. The Whigs have no sy m- c patbV with lreand. Their policy towards it c has ever been marked by bungling ...

... gravest objection to the impending recoa. struction of parties consists in its tendency to coincide with social divi sions. The Whig aristocracy have conferred inestimable service on the country by taking the lead in political movements which they had the ...