... in August, 1833, one act; and in August, 1834, one act. The Habeas Corpus act was suspendel from 1801 till 1805, when the Whigs allowed it to be revived; it was suspended again after they went out of power until 1807, again from 1810 till 1814, from 1822 ...

... s of Glasgow College expect, seeing they have themselves apostatised to prelacy ? They have set up against the papistical Whigs Peel, Stanley, Graham, Scott, and Wordsworth—all Prelatists; but when have they ventured to enter the i field under a true-blue ...

... could afford to drink it. He saw reason why they should not have such treat at the present time. It was only in 1839 that a whig ministry had sent a gentleman to Paris to arrange the terms of a treaty under which the duty on claret wines was to be reduced ...

... human glory--the House of Lordsf the Drurv- l none treams; usoriparte sl il the pi' co latensts ]Itgniao trnove- memc; tile Whig budget ;d prices of hseat an d taratlion caluilnies of the rod monarchy, by thhe authir of Revelation of 1tuaia ;` An- iversary ...

... the evening be effaced by the arguments of the morrow, and will the deceptions which have been too often practised on the Whigs ever allow the re-establishment of that entire and absolute confidence in the present cabinet without which there can be no ...

... division list of the pre! vious evening, there were 90 tories, 30 members of the government, and 18 liberals. Where were the 300 whigs (Laughter.) They ought to be in theirplace, but they were not. (Hear, hear.) He hoped the noble lord at the head of the government ...

... was passed. It was the first Irish measure after the Reform Act. He denounced it an omen of the worst character, that the whigs should commence the first session of a new parliament with a measure of coercion for Ireland, and cautioned the government ...

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... of Ireland. For this th« moderate man was a party to the dismissal of five or six stipendiary magistrates appointed by the Whigs, because they had inspired the people with confidence. He was a party to the ungrammatical documents and proclamations (la ...

... this bill as an earnest of our return to a good, paternal and patriarchal form of government, and as a banner under which Whigs like Lord Grey, Tories like myself, Chartists like Fcargus O'Connor, and Radicals like the hon. member for Finsbury—(hear, ...

... quality, if not in numbers. Then there were six gentlemen who were stated to be Peelites —(laughtor)—and eleven strong whig*, making all seventeen of one wsy of thinking. (Hear.) this number he did not include the hon. member for Montrose, who, he ...

... France. While the Tories were in office, although these benefits were only negative, they were nevertheless real; with the Whigs the alliance might have been active, liberal, and glorious. With what sacrifices has it not been preserved, when it was co ...