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... duty of the constituency now to insist on the practice of reform and to receive from the objects of their choice, whether Whig, Tory, or Liberal, pledges that they will sipped them, b. fore they give their votes at a tree election. And if the present ...
... and prejudiced party man, indeed, who will not admit most freely, that there are kind and considerate men belonging to both Whig wed Tory, and alto knows, but both parties ma) take up the cameo! the Irish labourer, awl have the greatest contentime that ...
... considerable extension of the elective franchise, so as to give the right of voting to multitudes who are intended by the Whigs to be deprived of that right. We should also have secu►ed the destruction of corporation monopoly and robbery. Lord Cloneurry ...
... support should we not have lost ? The Tories ! in Parliament would, to a man, have opposen us—the, Whigs would, they avow it—yes, your friend the; Whig., avow, that they would opposel us to blows and blood. I assert it as a truth that you cannot deny ...
... the inhabit:lms°' maimered Kovno:Wiz( d country. Bow admirably is the Whig • haracter dri.wn by au eloquent awl experienced statesman of the seventeenth century.— The Whigs, he observes, are as inimical to freedom as the Tories, they hrwever wear ...
... the naked,' has been received with so much public favour, that in the short space only am Rioted to the inconsistency of the Whigs, tha t of No days and a half, no fetter than signawhile the Tory organs arc permitted to speak, if not trea notable, at least ...
... of a personal tutus., for so gross an indignity offered the entire body. AnORANGE aor a.—lt is well observed by the Northern Whig, from which we copy the following paragraph, that the ksson4 ot their l e aders are not lost upon som e e of the Orangemen ...
... ly opposed to each other on the question a state reform , the Bishops and Parsons Acre opposed to Catholit t! but both the Whig and the Tory concur in thinking ti fat posts of the Church to be too snug a reeeptack tof ti. ,t young er children of the ar ...
... NOT STROND HS WOCLL NOT HESITATE COISINU TO THE as. AND MINING THAT UOVILIEMENT MIGHT NTRANOTHENED. So it appears that the Whigs hare been manmurting and Intriguing with the Toilet, to carry the measure of reform, and keep themselves in place and pow•ur ...
... bill, Tory agitation, manoeuvring, and plotting, are redcubled ; while from the weakness and coaciliatery dem,-anour of the Whigs to their . implacable enemies, we hare strong reason to the rc.sult. thily a few days have elapsed since' the wire informed ...
... present Vs big and are, in this instance, giving the subject a which may be very prejudicial to their successuis, whether Whigs or Tories, by nut pay ing due autumns to the Amalie petitions of those who wish to have their grievances redscssed by 110 other ...
... Edinburgh Magazine,a periodical, which, s o far as we can judge of the first number, outstrips its c oo t oporaries, whether Whig or Tory ; from its peculiarly graphic stile, and boldness of design. It is full of Signor, health and spirit, arid promises ...