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... Advertiser, Dublin Comet, Cork Southern Reporter, I pnine Post, Post, anger, 'hronicle, il, raph, iner, .icle, Letter, lian, n Whig; PROVINCIAL. Liverpool Mercury, Liverpool Chronicle, Myers’s Liverpool Advertiser, The Manchester Guardian, The Sheffield Iris ...
... which gravely inform ns that the Doclrinnaires correspond to our Ultra Tories. They are much more like what the Whigs would.be if the Whigs were philosophers. With us it has happened that all our political philosophers have inclined strongly to the people: ...
... own conduct, a* Lord Lieutenant ofihe County. His Lordship was one of the many wise appointments of a high Tory Lord, by a Whig Administration. His Lordship, since his appointment, has recommended four gentlemen the Commission of the Peace, not one of ...
... CONTENTS; —I. The Radical Poets. 2. Life and Times of Protocol; by Himself. 3. The Bride of Marseilles. 4. Mr. Home and the Small Whigs. 3. Rhine Tourists. 6. The Punishment of Death, No. II.; by the Author of Anti-Draco. 7. The Mad Tory's Song. 8. The Irish ...
... that the Prussian and Austrian Governments will volunteer a crusade against France and England, in defence of legitimacy. Whig Office, half-past 7, «. m. hare just received London papers of Friday evening. The statements which they contain, respecting ...
... and understood by our volatile neighbours, whose past history proves how seldom they have been able to bit it themselves. The Whig party, or that union of parties, which forms the present Administration, stands in the middle between the Tories and the Radicals ...
... judge human nature as suppose that Moore’s ne, say nothing of his pubi c principle, is not dearer to him than any gift that Whig or Tory could bestow? Will he, who has drawn tears from the eyes of strangers, for the affi clions his native land, become ...
... slave,—to simplify our laws, —to cheapen justice,—to mil gale the severdv of our criminal code,—then the Whigs must plead gudtv. It is true that the Whigs are guilty of hav. repealed ihc upon coals—we are guilty repealing the duties primed coiton—we are guilty ...
... the honour to be, Gentlemen, your faithful bumble servant, EDMUND M'DONNELL. Glenarm Castle, 23d November, 1832. THE NORTHERN WHIG* HAT WAREHOUSE, 34, HIGH-STREET. BELFAST. JAMES HALL FEELS gre«t pleasure in returning thanks to bis Friends and Customers ...
... who see every thing to admire in the present Church system, are, of course, readily charmed with the Tory doctrines of the Whig Judge ; and these writers, as well as most others, have been also carried away by the elegance of style in which the Baron ...
... ment—we are not the advocates of any government but the government of the laws—we are not the advocates here of Tory or of Whig Administration, but of the real government, the majesty of the laws of this country; and the advocates of these laws, we insist ...
... Chronicle, Derry Journal, Newry Telegraph, Examiner, Belfast Chronicle, Belfast News-Letter, Belfast Guardian. The Northern Whig. Bell** Mettenger, Life in London, The Age. Liverpool Mercury, Liverpool Chronicle, Myers’s Liverpool Advertiser, The Manchester ...