... distine- t on between whigs and tories (laughter). Tories in power no longer persecuted whigs out of power. In was in fact a tory adiminlistrationwith whig principles (laughter). He had been brought up from his infancy to advocate whig principles, and seldom ...

... authority than the right honotrable secretary. The people had themselves assembled throughout the country, arndall parties, whigs, tories,' ultra-tories, the advocates of free trade, and the advocates of a restricted trade-all concurred in the existence ...

... he would not inquire into the subject. But if the ministry were, as the honourable Plover of the address had called them, whigs at home, cer- tainly he must say, that on the continent they were found to be most trernendous tories. With the right honourable ...

... other principles of Mr. Canning. Mr. HUSKISSON repeated, that, considering this adminis- tritian a tory government supported by whig principles, he had contended they might have adopted this oie wimig priicip!o with the rest (cheers). Mr. C. GRANT explained-He ...

... entidled to relief. Mr. Il A. TAYLORsaid he had beets in the house forty- five years, arid had] been one of a set of men called whigs. fie did riot understand why, if he opposed the amendment on the atddress, he should be considered as niot adtmitting the die- ...

... have but too deeply felt 5 thart man's inhumianity to mnan makes countless thousands ?? a Correspondent of the Nor therrz Wh'/ig. In otur advertisement last week 6f donations to the Charity Sermon of St. Nicholas Withloirt, thatof Mescrs. J. anil E. Coilan ...

... considered the present a tory government founded upon whig principles (hear, from Lord Darlington).- ~He was himself one of the persons called tories, but he would venture to say that under no government, whig or tory, or at no period of their history, was such ...

... Miguel or Don Pedro, or sone other foreign cahse. He beard some people attribute it to the catholic bill ; and no doubt, of whigs Sad been in power, the miseries of the nation would be attri- buted to that circumstance. He had done all in his power to lay ...

... occur in the repre. sentaion, two gentlemen of the county are expected to offer themselves for the honour of the seat, on the whig interest. ...

... elements exist, what chance has Ireland for jpstice (continued cheering) ? He has described the Whigs; 'but he wants a name for them.- He does not think the word Whig is applicable; I think so too; I will name them-let them be called the ex-placemen (loud and ...

... tracts of these lands were let out on long leases at a rent of a mark or a pepper eorn. This basnuinvited the rapacity of the whig patriots of the day to divide the prey among themselves. In the year 1711 a bill was brought in by the ieading tories of the ...

... petitioners. We freely acknowledge the truth of an assertion made by Mr. O'CoNNeLL at the meeting last week- namely, that the Whigs are mere , Ministers out of place; nor is it necessary we should conceal our own feeling, that this party does not possess ...