... as that of 1688. The Tory party it nearly annihilated ! The first Reform penis. went consisting of only 187 Tories to 471 Whigs and Radicals—the former being thus in the fearful minority of 284. We recollect sharing in the despondency and even despair ...

... stele and of the coming import% will Yen mon restore the mar• &slime Public opinion is too strove,. The influence Bet, 'mid Whig daffine sic kindness he show% of the people is too mighty to permit any finch thing, portion impoverish the general toeasury ...

... will resume pub. lie life at the very point where he quitted i , namely, in the cease of free trade ; for in that cause the Whig Ministry lost office ; and Lord Moroeth intends to appear at the great West Riding free trade dinner on the 31st inst.— Leeds ...

... limited monarchy with free institutions. Mr Hume, the representative of extremely popular opinions, Lord John Russell of the Whig party, bad concurred in this friendly policy. I believe it Is the feeling of the great body of the people of this country ...

... vindicated, there are awful obligations yet to be fulfilled by the successful party. Lord John Respell is play. Int a grand Whig match, and, is eonjonetinn with the Marquis of Normanby, Is urging upon Parliament the necessity of an examination into the ...

... Irish disturbers and their Whig abettor ; and, unless we much mistake the state of roadie (reline, every where, save in Whig coterie. and mob., the mat indignant denunciations, both of the O'Connell conspirators and their Whig allies, w uld havo given very ...

... purpose of creating • sensation in the streets, sod that they knew little and cared less for this ham sad brutal idol of the Whigs, we may state that • party of them mistook Sir Robert Peel and his brother Colonel Peel for the persons whom they were hired ...

... practice of mbdetting The only ma'am proposed by Lori Jebel Remit' en this head was an number of Stipendiary Maristraten The late Whig Government maintained Stly•nine Stipendiary Magistrates in Ireland ; bat the last three months they added rotten more, one ...

... to the name of Whig, notwithstanding a thousand errors. We ought to have remembered that when men or women have once cast off all care for character, they are ready to go every length upon the impulse of passion --and, doubtless, the Whigs have much to ...

... English Liberals with their country's greatness, the ideas of religious and civil liberty, and the names of King William and the Whigs, were associated in the minds of the Irish Catholics with their own degradation and oppression. Ile traced their sufferings ...

... with the form of ■ partial of the Indictment : now in that part it was copied rotation et from the indictment under which the Whig Oovernment, Sir T. Wilde himself being Soliellor.General, prosecuted Vincent and The charge, that the traverser, had not been ...

... national good sense and right feeling will prevail. The minority combined the whole motley group of Opposition, including Whigs, Radicals, Chartism, Humanists and Repeaters. It is to be regretted that the abetters of Irish agitation, and the professed ...