... true place for all followers of Lords Grey, MELBOURNE, PALMERSTON, and the Whigs of a departed generation, is among the Conservatives. Indeed, it may fairly be assumed that the Whig party is already practically defunct in the country, the rump thereof only ...

... to the gr-eat delight no doubt of the political Dissenters, but to the manifest chagrin of Iris friends the Aristocratic Whigs and the Moderate Liberals of all sections. If we had any disposition to raise shout of exultation overfallen adversaries we ...

... colours, as worn by the various classes professing to form the party, arc as various those shown in the rainbow. From the old Whigs to the loud-voiced Radicals they arc a party contradictious, and only united, and that too only after fashion, when in opposition ...

... eminent man had no sympathy with O'Connell from the date of Emancipation, and h’mself one that class abhorred by O’Connell— a Whig placeman.” The traders and operatives of Dublin, who were the backbone of the whole affair, saw all this clearly, and were ...

... proved effectual. The disease was clearly traced .as to its origin, and came from distance. One or two cases bad occurred in Whig:on before the opening ...

... moneyed and commercial class had not gained in the House of Commons. But household suffrage had come at last, though the Old Whigs especially very much refetted it. The character of Parliament could be gathered from what ::;d lately oe{:.uned u(:i t‘h;e ...

... the party is disunion. This has been so all along. A ‘party which comprises Republicans, Home R ulers, Radicals, Liberals, Whigs, and Libera]. Conservatives is scarcely likely to be of one mind. But when that party also goes in for eollaring or trying ...

... Cromwell, meet and fight despotism. Dr. Kenealy goes to the House of Commons with the express determination to destroy the Whig and Tory conspiracy against the people ; to found, with the assistance of Magna Charta Association, a great, powerful, honest ...

... With regard to Egypt and the Suez Canal, it was imposeible to look round and that state of satisfaction and quiet progress whi.g they were led to expect. When the policy of the present Government was called in question, if anything went wrong, it was put ...

... They all tried to carry on government in the most economical manner g{),aible, and be supposed all Govgl'nments(i - whether Whig or Tory, Liberal or Conservative, foun great difficulty in carrying on the government on economical grounds, There were so ...

... you will say with me, that men who have no belief in the divine revelation are not the men to govern this nation, be they Whigs or Radicals; and certainly such Liberalism affords a tolerable indication of that policy by which they would thus tear up by ...

... settle themselves on a more democratic basis. No very great powers of prescience are required to perceive that ere long the Whig aristocracy will, by the natural course of things, be drawn within the circle of the Coiservative party. The representatives ...