... toss with a million at a time. Yet this is to be made a Ministerial question. Then economy is not a Ministerial question. The Whigs first came is on the Civil List. They stick in on the African squadron. Out of the Civil List they have contrived to save a ...

... other men, must sometimes form allianoes repugnant to their feelings; but Sir Robert's personal dislike and contempt for the Whigs are well known to be so strong that it would require almost the fear of a revolution to make bin share with them the perils ...

... inhabitants, tamely submitting to be sent, like so many cattle, to the market, to swell the ranks and increase the power of Whig legislators. ...

... the last regular council held in England. If a disruption take place, we may again see the Bedford family, and other great Whig families become Presbyterian themselves, and lead a host of followers after them. ...

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... way. Since his imprisonment we have heard he is quiet and docile.—Scofeish Press. that point at which some of our leading Whigs teemed to stop. He stood twice as • candidate for the represent&tion able native county in Parliament. In both instances he ...

... would have end the . thoaglit ofa direst imaroachmeat on the spiritual of England by that from than versa to be The dada, of Whig panty in relation to ths Roman has been canoes and perplexing. They spent the first half-century of their political existence ...

... independence of eharacter and the popular cast of his sentiments and opinions, soon led him into the ranks of the Foxites or Whigs. was too liberal, as Sydney Smith said, for the dy nasty of Dundat; and hit political opinions for some years retarded his ...

... who were admitted to be very pious men, on their nominally relinquishing their Episcopal orders. The family were uniform of Whig principles, and among the best friends the north the Hanoverian dynasty. for the Earls of Sutherland took part in 1715 and ...

... Reformers remain quiet for the remainder of the session. The Protectionists and extreme reformers united are too much Car the Whigs questions fiscal reform. The subject of the last defeat was a motion Robert Grosvenor for abolishing the annual doty, lieensa ...

... supported him. Sooner or later, however, he believed every one would carried : the reaping time was coming of seed long sown the Whigs had been preaching the doctrine of democracy for the last 150 years. Mr ROEBUCK said the measure had been opposed in the spirit ...

... of these arrangements, the Irish people are deeply indebted to the of Clarendon. THE BELFAST QUEEN'S COLLEGE. The Northera Whig has the following statement : We are glad to be able to state, for the information of the friends of agricultural improvement ...