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... they groaned in the tender mercies of a Tory government. The New Poor Law was craftily denounced to them as a measure of the Whigs, and the effects of its operation were shamefully misrepresented and exaggerated for the purpose of exciting clamour against ...
... usual impatience of order, and love of disturbance, which characterise large multitudes under mild systems of government The Whig-Radicals hate certain of the laws, especially the laws established for the protection of British agriculture, and they exult ...
... in ; Our country still stand by her own proven might, To the shame of the rulers who rule not aright, Be they Tories, or Whigs, or a Radical band, Or a strong coalition, joined hand in hand. There are thousands who'll leave party questions alone, With ...
... learn 'thus!), has declared his intention to esentation of Carrickfergus, at the a good Liberal, and would be an tut.—A'orthern Whig. POTTERIES.—At a meeting of the : , nton district, held on Friday even. in the chair, a resolution was passed, t support any ...
... farmers. Let them have the con. trot of the county, and the nest thing we shall see, they will be putting the estates of the Whig landlords, and the stock of the farmers thereon, to public auction, and building churches with, or pocketing the proceeds.— ...
... peace to Ireland during four most critical years; though they were not bound to submit eternally to that coalition between Whigs and Tories which was resorted to systematically to defeat Radical views. The Jamaica bill was the result of the just dissa ...
... sophistries of faction, or the venal virulence of a profligate press, hide from the people of England the true question between a Whig and Tory administration—whether the work of the last 10 years is to be undone, and England called upon to pay war taxes, and ...
... acknowledge they have an equal chance for it with the Whigs. LANARKSHIRE will be gained by the Whigs, and no mistake. At last election Lockhart the Tory carried the election by a majority of 1 ; the Whigs have since gained 1 on the registration, but they ...
... the clergy. Many of they now see that if they wished to obtain the abolition of patronage, or any other popular measure, the Whigs, not the Tories, were the party likely to give it. Others of the clergy think their brethren have gone too far, and as soon ...
... whether at that time Citizen COPLEY had become Tory; but we think not. Our contemporary has not, perhaps, heard that among the Whig lawyers who occasionally defended persons accused of state offences the names of BROUGHAM and DENMAN occasionally occurred ...
... Sir W. W. Wynn. For the greater part of his life he was a member of that section of the liberal party known as the Grenville Whigs. Latterly his influence has been given to the Tory party, but even hen he never was treated by his forsaken friends with any ...
... carried by acclamation. Three cii:.'ers were given for Mr. Wood, and the meeting broke up. Total( HuNMI° OF THE FARMERS. -If a Whig expresses a doubt whether tie present system is any protection or not, or if it is not also a great oppression on manufactures ...