... class which aspiresaskttpini~ng~eo thedonilijinofl d the empire of Grealtidain asdita, oois ndpedn I t4 h Why dries sipt the W~hig press of England., isn the EadicalI 4, press, andi the Chartist. res cJica, to~tbis conspiracy 'Bu t I.the Chartists findit ...

... Melbourne's administration being put out of power, . as~d'tle triumph of Sir Robert Peel and the Tory p~rty at uasder him. The Whig ministry, supported.as it was by . all the strength and power of reform, failed any longer to sustain .the sceptre of the state ...

... THE NORTHEtIS WIttG. Rosstrevor, Dec. 29th, 1639. StB-Some friendly hand-possibly yours-has sup- .plied me with the Northern Whig of the 16th, containing a very powerful expostulation on the subject of my diffe- rence with brother Liberals; and I have since ...

... harrassed by daily turbulence and prb-' gres'sive steps towards-insurrection; He ?? ts unttil the - fears or donnivaoce of the- Whig cabihet shall strip Ireland at a 'minute's notice, of some three or four more reginienti It i'o'uld not suit hi's purpose that ...

... would have been banished from political discus- s ions-.that ?? might have been] permitted to strive for ourI o(pinions, as, Whigs, lor Tories, or Radicals, without aim trnlbazn ofour religioius profession (hear, hear). Buts itir- heredita4ry ltyrants would ...

... able to attend. r | A number of the persons who have signed the county of i Down Declaration met at the office of the Norther Whig, on Friday, William Sharman Crawford, Esq. in the chair. le It was ascertained that upwards or 14,000 names had been , forwarded ...

... the 3d December-Mr. King, Dh President pro toen.-in the chair. of ,h It is said that the Whigs, with the Georgia and New g. Jersey votes, claimed and adopted as Whig votes, have a ri, hominal majority in the Hlouse of Representatives. !rs The Senate of ...

... to the, office of Solicitor-General under Earl Grey, till he was raised to the bench by Lord MIlbour'ne, he seemed to be ,a Whig and something more ; nor can we close our eyes, or suffer the public to dose upon the.glaringfact,.that beno soonerbecame ...

... increase of Papists in 'the colony by fair and ordinary means, but of the elaborate' and systematic devices whereby the Whig ministers are literally swamping, II the Protestant community in that quarter, by E- pouring in from all the gaols of Britain ...

... Fourth, notwitstand- ing all his professions of liberality, was in practice a Tory, and something worse; Queen Victoria, is a Whig, and something better. Ihencethe alarm l or rather the assumption of it-which the possibiity' of her following the example ...

... see as'far as most people into a millstone, ss clearly of 7opinionthat the-'object 'of the meetipg vas ?? !bolster up the. Whig administration I YWhat a; pr~of~ond' 'dis~ery!. ::especially: after so much pains and money hiving been spent' on making the ...

... the real practical bearing of the corn law question. Whatcare I for the different classes of publications, whether they be Whigs, Tories, Con- I servatives, Radicals, or Chartists ? What care I for the l different religious persuasions into which you may ...