... suffrage been treated with scorn and contempt? Mow, also, has that pitiful act ot Whig legislation.the Septennial Act, been treated ?—for remember that Act was the work of the Whigs. Why, hallowed law which prof baud must dare touch. Therefore, regards the mere ...

... before us, and yon, and them. If it that the Whig p .ft of the people should determine to separate from ns, and our other Liberal friends must hear tip with it best ran.” Would the Lilteral portion uf the Whigs continue to support House Commons which maintained ...

... . i Hut, in sober truth, O’Connell says of Ireland, wo are treading over a volcano. Our consistent Tones and inconsistent Whigs are rapidly preparing the combustible mailers for ignition, and whoever 100 beneath the surface will find that things are not ...

... llurne) did not think that opinion of the house was at all ascertained, lie would, therefore, object the motion, as when leading Whigs and Tories joined in committing a great larceny on the public the representatives of the people should have an opportunity ...

... political dinners in Wednesday. Numerous parties of Whigs and Tories dined under tents, within hearing of the rattling of each other’s knives and glasses. .Mr. O’Connell was the chief spokesman nl the Whig entertainment. The Tories met to instal Lord Winchilsca ...

... contributed to hurry through Parliament—for what? For the benefit of that unfortunate country, he sure. No! No! No! When did Whigs and Tories join in any measure for the benefit of any country ? For what then? Why, to form the machinery for contracting the ...

... frowns or blandishments, nr the caution of ** practical politicians,” the subtile refinements of philosophical and literary Whigs, he has struggled year alter year against tin; power the government, supported hy Toiy voles, and putting forth Tory views ...

... instead of saying, M give your hand. will help you,” you must simply say. “by which terminus shall I rise you “ —Nrtc York Whig. gentleman having lately taken the wrong seal in one of tin.* railrood carriages, was presently accosted bv the rightful owner ...

... proof of the knowledge which our statesmen and legislators possess of their business. Frequently has it been reiterated by Whig and Tory Ministers, and by members all parties, during the last eight years, that all these pensions expired the demise of ...

... forgotten the kind pride that mantled the fronts the Tory phalanx, when, after being overwhelmed with the powerful fire the Whig galled by the fierce denunciations of the mountain, or by the splendid displays of Mr. Canning, their chosen leader stood forth ...

... victory to the cause of freedom. (Cheers Mr O’Connell next adverted the present position of parties, anil said that between the Whigs and 'Tories the people of Ireland woo’d he overlooked they did not rely upon themseltes. The (hike Wellington was their great ...

... or ascribing interested motives to our Corretpmdents. Dafydd lenau next week. Tils: A*. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER I, |k3B. Ip the Whigs and moderate Reformers have lately come to stand still, the movement party seems have acquired increased activity and decision ...