... more nnconscicntious. has. therefore, given us no surprise perceive, from time to time, a tendency Whig measures, and scarcely-concealed disposition in Whig-Radical journalists, to claim a monopoly of religious liberty for Dissenters, ami of civil liberty ...

... maturity of Wellington. Whig inconsistency, were it ever lucidly demonstrated, would not hi- a Tory principle, or Tory policy, Tory system of government. Fhe Tories have not been exalted to power and office merely to lecture the public Whig inconsistency. Its ...

... affectionate and people-loving lamentation, breaks into the following jocose strain prose and rhyme*— ** The word is hard one. Hot Whigs have often been led impracticable. Satisfied with the honesty of their intentions, they are but too apt to forget that success ...

... he not in accordance with the views of the Richmonds, the Buckinghams, and the Knatchbiills. The Times states that if the Whigs had resigned six months ago, then the Tories might now have been in a condition propose their remedy for those distresses under ...

... Lman.-.patinn—he snpporteil Parliamentary Reform, representative for the King's County-and was made Lieutenant of the county a Whig government, winch now assail. «ith such measureless vituperation. What would have A revolution ? Only think of a man holding ...

... the authenticity of this intelligence, the decision of Sat urday's council; is drawn from an inference not very favourable Whig-Radical sincerity* II) natured observer* remark that the report of the contemplated resignation Is not discountenanced the ...

... expectations they hail been led entertain the course which would he adopted by the right bon baronet when be supplanted the Whigs—have been for some time preparing for decisive movement, by which their sentiments would become lully known and understood ...

... ridiculous and amusing. The Whig thinks kindness to make Whigs of Tories, but the Tories know very well that they would serve themselves much better than their speculating friends would. The Chartists prefer the Tories to the Whigs; hut though now scourged ...

... compared with which the gravest offences that have ever been imputed to James were venial! It was effected organised body Whig schemers. iriiltout the reference to the withe* ami of the great mas* of the people.” This it sheer driveling nonsente. The ...

... ports? Yet, can there be a shadow of a doubt but that the sliding scale is now virtually abandoned that the eminent wisdom of Whig pol cy is ptactically recognised ; and that, under some/ioctt;/?ocuf, which Mr. Cladstune will call inter-colonial arrangement ...

... than that l»etvrecn the citizens Dublin for the higher situations the Corporation. The struggle between Whig* and Tories was over. lie never would a Whig again. They had a splendid scene Tuesday evening the Theatre; which was strong proof of the deep gratitude ...

... of times. Fearlessly opposing every measure inimical the people, whether Whig or Tory origin, has made enemies for hoik sides. It is therefore entitled the honoNr of marttrdom Whig government, with Printer for executioner. In this consists our blasted ’’Liberty ...