... a decent way of doing it without making ourselves ridiculous. We were reaping the harvest now of seventy in which l'ory and Whig statesmen had borne their part, so that the one could not throw stones at the other. He gave a long of his tour through the ...

... those of the wire-pullers of parties—of the Tadpolesand 'rapers,—who deemed the end of the world was at , hand if Whig ousted Tory or Tory Whig in the struggle for political power. If he thought of prime ministers Cr cabinets when these changes, inseparable ...

... not in these particular localities. What has been the result? Without distinction of party, if you ask any person in Ireland, Whig or Tory, Protestant or Boman Catholic, a lover of order, or a Fenian, he will tAll you with one voice that that chum has conferred ...

... th'• country. remaining is power a generation. On the accossion of William IV. ia Mho. the Whigs fur the first 'Ulm in a .Thiry eirriol e!eet ion,. and a Whig Ministry after wards emir into power. Ihe majority was • small one. and in a Cm la with. he ...

... would certainly be adopted. We have no doubt that eventually this word 1 lead to a fusion of the moderate and constitutional Whigs with the Conservatives, end that thus a strong party would be formed in the state, able successfully to resist for a long time ...

... better any of g Me Demornend— He didn't *sib the ounidn't get anything for Mrs Own% Wowed is her has I Ye by the Marie dessn't Whig its Me K o *ans Na beam • few perches of the had. be was told it was all like it. Na Olwill, the clabasat. asid she was 79 ...

... Imbed. This. is as doubt I I lisetesest ci these propmals eineessere cppositioa sot only the Cosowvativai bit (tom the Wised Whigs, and is fin probalislitr the se any inch policy would be the signal for an important mosseiou tethe Coeswestivii ranks. At ...

... OVesesll to AVM to. lasilese of assis Waterbed. ibeistene sate 41111 . Pesimps here would have the geld_ el not ruts..Bo dawn gees Whig cy Lath. sham of the et &gloater in Mira ; seat the arietwaresy in the paean of Mere 011areall, the O'Connor Dee, the Maw and ...

... Sunderland, wrecked on April the dark, a voyage from New Orleans to Likepo A. than ./500 have been already subscribed by certain Whigs in Louth, and by some others of Mr. Sullivan's friends, to sustain a petition against the return of Mr. Callan for the eonnty ...

... some of the respectable Whig members of the Government have resigned their places in the ministry and others are certain to follow the example, so that in all probability there will soon be a clear lino of separation between Whigs and Radicals. In that ...

... ation of the Liberal ranks. The bill is now before the Lords, where its rejection will be moved by Earl Gray, a consistent Whig of the old school; and it is expected that it will be thrown out by a majority of sixty. In anticipation of this event, it ...

... bonds of interest uniting the Radicals and Home Rulers; and in the presence of such a a coalitiun as this the Constitutional Whigs were comparatively powerless. Mr. Gladstoue threw himself into the arms of the Ra heals, and the effect of ilia was soon apparent ...