... in pi wi r would do; with them Liberty ol tie Press, and Liberty Speech, are the greatest of all evils. This at least, the Whigs have not meddled with! Espionnage, Cennanuerie, and coercion arc parts of their system ; police plots and incendiarism their ...

... Wellington. The Duke must see that, moving the previous question Lord Brougham’s motion, in order to shield his protegees of the Whig Treasury hem from censure, he commuted a parliamentary blunder of some magnitude. “to AnniUß, ke or wki uncton, 0., fee. “ ...

... the of freedom; and even the unreformed have been tolerated, had it not mad de most unbearable. Heavy tax: with which the Whigs in opposition th We must say, therefore, that we are learn that the yovernment cannot spa in giving up reduction i lets | lever ...

... to kue Whigs ean do nothing withou Dill that pleases the Tories is su auy DiI that displeases them 1 thrown ont. But the dependence of the Wh: never appeared so evidently as ment of Colonel S. Kennedy to | neral of the Police in Ireland. 1 a Whig, and dy ...

... friend ; nay, if r, stranger be ...

... he relinked the Whig spirit mock Liberalism and real subserviency to the Oligarchy and the Court, which had then become manifest in the Cabinet, and of which Lord Brougham for the time was the nmuthpiere. Surrounded by many mere Whigs,” who had assembled ...

... constitution, liberty, and so-fortb, after the Westminster fashion of bygone day. Sir George Sinclair deals sly blows against the Whigs and their Liberal supporters; while Lord Maidstone atones for modest tameness the House of Commons hold attacks on the absent ...

... Marquis of Hlundford, Conservative, and Mr. Coles and Mr. Morris nominated his lordship’s younger brother, lord Churchill, a Whig. It was most unusual sight to witness two brothers, of different j>olitical sentiments, ojipos each other at election, and ...

... of increase in the receipt of their hills, support additional taxation. (Hear, hear.) They had their just quarrel with the Whigs—they did not come there land eulogise the conduct of the bigs; but when they approached near to right the people would not ...

... to them free of any expense ; and after every form in which civility could manifest itself was exhausted, the New York Daily Whig the Ist inst. thud announced the departure of the Sirius for London:— The steam ship Sirius leaves this day for London, and ...

... many on his hand? And every Magistrate may be called upon to say Fire,” ought not a Clergyman to decline the office ? The Whigs are fortunate in retaining their places and the people gain though but little, it. Another place is their disposal : Chief ...

... interfering—like his predecessors, but for honester purposes —with the appointment Sheriff is after all but poor Tory trick, the Whigs appoint honest judges, it matters not who appoints Sheriffs. Rut this he not done, then, as last week in Dublin, a jury of ...