... forward to a union wI between Whigs and Conservatives, and hope to the Irish Land Bill will pave the way to the sa, desired end. It is, indeed, more than probable to that the introduction of this measure will ch: induce certain Whigs to foreswear allegiance ...

... to fling it in the face of the Tory Government that it is as base, bloody, and brutal. as O'Connell used to describe the Whigs. In fact, the day for Irish blague of that kind has very nearly gone by. It is admitted, on all sides, that the land question ...

... hut as hie said to M~r. WVeller, it was the ,seasoning as didl it I i But them-a are other dishes eaten by the aChinese, whig] are served by th ,rncscm -who presides over this restaurantb ;, and lest I EuroipehAs, who patr-onise himI should he so prejudiced ...

... England, is the mere at clap-trap, and would not bh listened to for a moment had etc we but a Goverumat that could do its duty. Whig, Tory, co, or Radical-we care rot who is in office, the law must PI. be respected; but if any part of her Majesty's dominions ...

... Alliance, and pledges itself to give its support at the coming general election to the candidate for Parliamentary bonours, to be Whig or Torywhose ideas on land tenancy coincide or come nearest to the programme of the Scotlish Far- mersa Alliance. At the last ...

... derful book this nnust be which can prove the pro- priety or veracity of political opposites. Sione day we may be meetlig with a Whig and a Social Demnonrat who will be pointing for the confirmation of their particular political creeds to the writings of notable ...

... wood andc drawers of water to an impotent Whig party. Have thehi Radical working men of this borough, no higher, no b nobler ambition then to be the plaything, the mere w shuttleceock of a designing Whig party. If they have, at let them 1 hoist ...

... ridiculed asprotection, yet that very term should truly vani ndieate the soundest policy of every Government, be it Imp Badickl, Whig, or Tory.-Your die., and A tREE TRADER, sing 'TFfE SALVATION ARIMY. TO TIEC EDITOR OF THE PAggUSToN ariuoNIaLs. SIR,-Can auy ...

... declared they had accepted ? They under- took to govern Ireland without any of those safeguards which their predecessors, both Whig and Tory, had thought necessary. They despised the warnings Of those by whom they should have been guided, And they blinded ...

... why this sudden uproar, thid genuine alarm, And Liberal protestations, if their need be no alarml, Why do the noblest of the whigs who pi-ace the donse of Peers Throw off their party prejudice and specta out all their feairs. I cannot make myself believe ...

... statesmueu I to reflect whether judges (or even bishops) 2 should be chosen for party considerations. Whly not tho best man-be he Whig, Conservative, Radical, or Tory-democrat 2 The public, at 2 least, will not mind which. Dr. Walsham How Ihas now definitely ...

... dificulties. What will be the nature of the next move? Possibly a shuffling of the political cards, and a change from a Tory to a Whig-Radical Government, and we may once more see that stormy Petrel of politics, Mr, W. E. Gladstone, ride into office on the back ...