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... attempt to others, or take a great step himself. It is time to decide one way the other. He prevented Lord John Russell and the Whigs from making a settlement in 1841. Let him make one himself now, or let them try again; otherwise the League will acquire new ...
... whether he ever did one party act, in Parliament or out of Parliament. (Cheers.) The Tories do not claim him. (Laughter.) The Whigs do not claim himâthough some of them wish they could. (Renewed laughter) No man could ray that the Anti-Cm Law League, since ...
... SCOTLAND. Ihe late Bishop Clogher. The Belfast JSorlhcm Whig, referring to our paragraph on'the death of this individual, says,— There was not so much secrecy observed respecting the latter days of this miserable man as our cotemporary the Scotsman supposes ...
... instead of tbe no-meaning terms, Whig and Tory. There are Conservatives who arc Free Traders ; there are Whigs who are not so. Why should this question supplying a country with food any mure a party question of Whig and Tory than the supply of a town ...
... never swerved from Free Tradj principles to serve any party, and we never will. I care not whether our principles be carried Whig or Tory ; and don't think it matters much whom. Sir Robert Peel carry them, it is just the same to us as though it were Lord ...
... friends 1,18 ExcelU Clif w no doubt I* d Com throw himself into the n arid are hallowing Cp ° ° a Cabinef. e'« /-'- paid to the Whig, Decern-0>l(o Pat » a otir, V«ttd m i recent division, met together Kingston just as Parliament was prorogued, and sent a ...
... enlightened men all parties Barclay i a member of the Council of the Royal Agricultural Society of England, politics a moderate Whig, and in mercantile engagements is a member the eminent Finn of Barclay Brothers and Company, West Indn* merchants. Newcastle ...
... many years crowned Europe with plenty, has to be provided for by new measures of legislation. The old school of politics—our Whigs and our Tories —had a near prospect of war as a stay to production, and a solution of their difficulties : But in our day, ...
... expressed his great indignation that small republican baud in that House should dare to cheer a convicted conspirator. Tne Whig Government had prosecuted O'Connell, and had compromised with him; even Mr Sheil, who had vowed not to pay '* rent, tithe, ...
... have been occupied last week wifL the discussion of the Irish question—a discussion which, we think, exhibited fully as much Whig and Tory recrimination actual anxiety to legislate beneficially for the state of Ireland. It was a party fight, in which every ...
... interregnum of good government the Whigs, they must have maturely considered the real nature of their chief difficulty : But their unhappy position precluded them from availing themselves of the fruit of experience. The Whig Government had laboured beyond ...
... State trials touched the main question, which was the grievances Ireland. Agitation was complained of; but any party er Tory, Whig, or Radical, required to have their selfish and exclusive tendencies kept in check by the uneasiness of discontent. would advise ...