... advocated - namely, the good opinions of the old friends of civil anti religioms liberty? Have I not steadily adhered to the old Whig. party of England, neither tending to what is Toryisin on the one hand, hraving changed its name to Conservatism, nor Radi- ...

... theretby secure his power, and rurn the tide of the rerent political revolution at the polls, in hisE own favour, und against the Whigs. On a questionr of great i national sentiment such as that would ble of the Caiadian insurgenus, the people wouild grow wild ...

... hating any confidence in the Whigs, though he had given them a trial to see whether they would correct abuses in Church an(l f State. But all had been disappointed. He was now | in the 25th year of his opposition to both Whigs and ( Tories, and his experience ...

... yourselves.- Your regulations have been set at defiance in Belfast by my friend, Mr Finlay, of thatexcellentjournal, TheNorlhenr Whig, and also by the proprietor of another paper ( The Ulster Tines) there; Sad why ? Because they have the magistrates and the ...

... been since removed. The committee who sat in that tih year had made an honest report, and every Govern- th ment since, whether Whig or Tory, had anxiously en- frt deavoured to carry the recommendations of that report t into effect. They had received concessions ...

... govern- ment 'to call them to account, and Dr. Taylor in particu- Inr ascribed their impunity to the 1 d-ble cowardice of the Whigs. We have no wish to see measures of unne- cessary severity adopted in relation to' any set of men, but if the newsppaper statements ...

... ; arid he seconded the celebrated resolutions moved by Mr. Harvey at a county tb meeting, convened by Mr. Western acid the Whigs, and m *vhich were carried by a great majority. to the infinite dis- ii comfiture of that party. Dr. Rolph is small iln stature ...

... were appoinited, of lthree different sets of 4 Fpohitiati-one a hist'h Tory, attot her a Tory.Wliig, taid( itnother a Radirltl Whig. Thiit ?? ltroc~-eded to iniquirea. i id it be %taumed matything to justify the pr acked. lags of theI Hiiuise of Assemubly ...

... think I have shown, there is no season whatsoever to suppose that their conduct would be one iota better than that of the Whigs; they in reality, have been the cause of those bitter feelings which have led to thel present disasters. Since the beginning ...

... Jesus. 7. Infidelity in Disguise.-. 2. Dens's Theology. The PennyCycloprdia. 8. Civil and Ecclesinstical Working of the New Whig Patronage. v oor Law. 4. TIre Church Commission. 9 W AND MIASURIES IN| 5. The Bishop of Roches- THa Nw PARLIA- ter's Charge ...

... for the oropootal of the 'Noble Lord. le Colonel SIBTHORP said, he had not thei slightest po- st litieal respect for either Whigs or Radicals; 'snd since the D- Noble Lord had been ilteraig, patching tap. antd mending i. the measure of Reform, w4ich he ...

... JUSTICE TO IRELAND. I respeetrl'ily address the follow ing observations to humane persons of' all parties ned stations, whether Whigs, Tories, or Radicals, or persons designated bv any other uamne of' distinction, politl( al or religious; and I humbly hope ...