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... speak all manner of evil against you, untruly, for sake ; and we are also aware that no person, whether friendly nr otherwise. Whig or Tory, who knows out accuser, believes what he say*. No, nol even those who circulate his calumnies in Bngland, for purpose ...
... pul hia/ shoulder to the whsel—it was not as clean it ought to be, nor wars the roads so cleansed as they ought be by the Whigs, and therefor* tome of the filth stuck lo his sleeve—but all tbai wap for the good of the people. He would say to them be “durable ...
... to keep out the abettor* of the Msocheslei massacre, tie (Mr. O’Connell was a thorough Radical (a voice—too area Whig.) lie was not a Whig; but M h ...
... as any man of ho abilities can be •it lit King’s government in the hands of the Whigs. My anxious wish is, that the Radicals throughout the kingdom should support the Whigs. [A voice in the crowd, They don’t far enough.’) Why, they don’t as far I could ...
... bill should pass. They must pass again through the same riots, disturbance, and oppotition. Sooner or later, either under a Whig or Tory government, the principle of apprnpri alion must be adopted. was not disposed to take any part, nr but a very s-nall ...
... tnat of justice to i Ireland, for there is no other point of dispute , that may not be conceded or arranged. The . Melbourne Whig party ara disposed to govern liy the people ami llitnugh the people —to govern Ireland upon the same principles of legislation ...
... lie (Lord Wyndford) had expected the noble lord to come forward and say that he hail been in mistake, that be was still a Whig of 1798, and that would patronise these clauses, but move that they struck out. He, bowever, bad been deceived, but he was ...
... press should suffer injury if those who conducted it were known (hear, hear.) The noble and learned lord greatly respected the Whigs of other times. had bad a greater respect for them than for those who actad in the present day—for the mysterious power Ipse ...
... enough to seethe the fatality that would attend it. What would be the consequence The Radicals, whose affections towards the Whigs have in some degree grown cool, would again united on common principle of hostility the dark and destructive principle of ...
... ) He was likewise recommended by Mr. White, a Catholic, though rather a Conservative, and Lord Acheson, a perfectly sincere Whig ; and who do you think appears next on the list of his supporters ? Why, rny worthy friend, Crawford. (Immense cheering.) Now ...
... registry are the land agents of the Whig nobility. They stand between the tenantry and the exercise of the fianchlse ; their Tory propensities will not permit them to allow the tenants to register. 1 could mention many of the Whig gentry, whose agents have n ...
... TO THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir— I enclose copy «f a notice which I have entered on the voles of the house for next session with reference to the abolition (,(liryiiim Donum after the decease of the respective tninisleis now receiving the same. I ...