... Ireland should be separate and distinct ? Who but a Whig would have bad the recklessness and improvidence to raise a loan on that stock which insures the creation of the largest amount of debt 1 Who but a Whig would have made the loan in Con7 soel instead of ...

... the cause of their difficulties ! At the Meeting of the 20th (which, is reported in the Dublin Register and in the Northern Whig of the 23rd ultimo) the anxiety manifested by the duped shareholders seems to have gone beyond that of the 'good folks of the ...

... least give him an impartial hearing. He then entered into a lengthened review of Tories and Whigs, denouncing the former as the enemies of the human race; and the Whigs as having, by their shuffling and pusillanimity,increased the grievances of the people ...

... Rnion ! between~theRadivqals.and Whig, and the consequenpe was, that the papers ubscribe, for by the, Berkelqys. were ordered by the 'steward of s that huse to be discontinued.-Con- gsfhioiaful [SoMUahiffor the ,Whig doveof free discmssionI Wliat'a cravei ...

... present in the northern counties, and at once the cautious spirit of the inhabitants takes alarm, and looks to another crop. The Whig says that several specimens, examined by scientific men, exhibited all the indicia of the old blight, and the Anglo-Cell says ...

... sletter, and defended himself from the reflections they contained. He admitted that he denounced the Whigs, and he always would denounce them. Whigs and Tories were the same; both disregarded the interests of Ireland, and the people of Ireland, knowing ...

... system was invented and launched by the Whigs, its flimsy sails were set out by the Tories, and, at the suggestion certainly of the Whigs, they were a little reefed by the Tories in 1819; it is now fitly and fully in Whig hands, and is lurching with every breeze ...

... vent its becoming much additional burden to any, while to the poor it cannot but prove a boon. Some ten years ago when the Whigs took office, fall of promises (which they then, if they had but a common share of penetration, must have fore- seen could not ...

... that Mr. Tennyson comes of a good old Whig stock, and would probably describe himself jv that respectable but half-obsolete term of arty nomenclature. But while names remain they shift their meaning, and the old Whig is sometimes scarcely distinguishable ...

... probability of there being no contest , cgistration agents are sedulously working for the ,pproaching revision on behalf of the Whig member, James Heywood, Esq., whose return, in conjunction with the Conservative, Wilson Patten, Esq., the Tories are not desirous ...

... clerks, or throw consuls abroad into a dependence for existence upon the fees which they are ti extort from sbipmasters. The Whigs practice this kind or economy; but they scruple not to do such thingr as superannuate, with an excessive retired al lowvance ...

... moving world, though slowly and reluctantly. But the writer only half comprehends the enlargement of Whig into Liberal principles and merging of the Whigs in a comprehensive Liberal party. ...