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... country gentlemen, having considered the present state of things, will find out that an opposition to the principles of the Whigs, no matter by whom advocated, must be maintained, and sound Conservatism will again find leaders. Then, following the usual ...
... over to the Tories, and that acting from the honest and most magnanimous motives, has been always true to Whig principles, while has abandoned the Whigs, are only the subject of merriment to those who oh'erve them. The ap)M>intment of Lord Gotten ham to the ...
... Importance (commnnicatod), by Robert Wloe, of Aliooby, Eeq. 2. BiUtlo. the CtplUl of Jon. In 1141—oitkn View. 3. One Stataimcn—Whig end Tory, by 4. Renme of all Emhawtae hitherto tent to China by Clelllttd Natione, an Otl(Inal Document (eonllaued). 5. Freehold ...
... The following important letter, addressed by the Marquis of Londonderry to the Earl of Roden, appears in the Belfast Northern Whig published this morning : TO THE RIGHT HON. THE EARL OF RODEN, &C. August 19, 1843. My dear Lord,—Our old and long friendship ...
... bus power to alter the constitution of the State, and crown some one else instead ? The idea would be repudiated even by a Whig. The two cases appear to me to be very analogous ; and yet the very men who would shudder at t he bare mention of the proposition ...
... 1843. THE PROTESTANT MEETING AT BELFAST. The following letter, from Lord Lltidonderry to Lord Roden, appears in the Norther Whig : TO THE RIGHT HON. THE EARL OF RODEN, &C. Aug. 19, 143. My dear Lord,—Our old and long friendship, our reciprocal stake ...
... the people would rise up in their ma- Jesty and in their might against them [hear, hear]. The other aide of the house, the Whig party, dared not march under a great principle, and hence they had been the most powerleissoppesition'thatever opposed any ...
... change ; at which philanthropists mu6t rejoice likewise, for of all trades that of the coiffeur has suffered most— not only whigs and powder are buried, but it is as uncommon to twist the hair into fantastic shapes as to cut trees into the shape of animals ...
... to the appointment of a collector of customs. That is not a political situation, but is one that any man might fill, whether whig, tory, or radical. There is nothing in that appointment from which either the friends or enemies of the government could draw ...
... independent legislature. The book, called * Views of Ireland, was dedi- cated to the Marquis of Lansdowne, and the writer was a Whig, who obtained an oftice in the West Indies under Mr. Canning's administration, after his book was published. It is not to ...
... into that limbo of quackf, where the Whigs are now moaning repentance for their folly. Our contemporary has given us little more to answer on this head, and the article is already too long. it is strange that the Whig- Radical journals do not see that every ...
... Queen's Marino Excursion, and her intended Visit to Louis Philippe 774 The Late Fatal Duel 775 Ireland—Address of the Irish Whig-Radical Members of Parliament 775 llome News • • • 775 Notices to Correspondents 776 Tbo Via Media 776 The Progress of the ...