... he would appeal to the fact. F-low, then, stood the case? Why. for 32 years, during which het had bvee in Parliament, the Whigs hid heetl in power but for one shltit year. It had been said, and doubtless would be sait again. that this was a more party ...

... 'Corn Laws. The fates have otherwise decreed it-the only connecting link be- tween WELLING~TON and the pliant portion of the 7 Whigs-the GTROSVENORS, the WILTO5, the S STAiLEys, and the CLEVELANDS is riven, andthe t present Cabinet must sink beneath its own ...

... I A DEATH BLOW TO RE ORM. It iklN1 over with the government of Lord Mul- grave.. he Whigs had better beat a retreat with all decent speed. The advent of Toryism is at hand, and at last the persecution of Protestantism draws to a close. Need we take any ...

... and hissing, which alternately prevailed. y We observed among the crowd a certain NobleMarquis who has lately ratted for the Whigs, and a Baronet of some celebrity in East India affairs, who were signalling the po- pulace as to what parties the should cheer ...

... s, and of all the Conser- vative party, they are also to learn, thereby, the opinions and feelings of those who, were the Whigs displaced, would become their go- vernors. Instead of the mild and quiet dominion of Lord Ebrington and Lord 1forpeth, the ...

... where the principal expressions of the character are identically those of the ori- ginal. Lady Cork's political bias was Whig, but ability and distinction in all parties was welcometo her table. You might meet Lord J. Russell or Sir Robert Peel, Mr ...

... the patient called for a drink, and after having partaken of it, he fell back and expired. The right hon. gentleman was a Whig of the most po- pular school, and his intlienco in the county of Dublin, which, both on account of his station and property ...

... York, having left Sandy Hook on the 24th ult., and brings papers of a day's later date than were previously received, The Whigs of New York haddetermined to nominate Henry Clay, of Kentucky, for the presidency. The New Orleans banks have made an arrangement ...

... Sir Michael, then Mr. O'Loghlen, was appointed Solicitor. General, which office he continued to hold until the return of the Whigs again to power, under Lord 'Melbourne, in February, 1835. Mr. O'Loghlen subsequently filled the office of Attorney-General ...

... It was his boast in f after times, that in 1792-tbat trying period whels the alarm created by events in France divided the Whigs, and t obtained for the ministy the support of Larl Fitzwilliam a and a number of distinguished peers and commoners-he remained ...

... Stephen's green to-morrow morning, at eight o'clock, for Mount Jerome. In polities Mr. Colles was a Liberal, and at the time the Whigs conferred distinctions OR a member of the me- dical, and on one of the surgical profession, indignation was felt that Mr. Colles ...

... su'ppcedby some to be conducive to the public good, but more properly denounced by oth'er as perilous and unsound-when 'systems of Whig dig. honesty, glossed over by specious profepslonx of libera. lity, started up to allure the vulgar eye, Doctor )ernan might ...