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... dead man's par, The hotiorab'e baronet avernth it •' in liis political char- acter the Uishop w,is not rep 1 te 1 by either Whigs or Tories, in coti-'equenre of the frequent vacill ation of his opinions from the year 1830 downwards. This we deny iritoto ...
... present occasion. 2ndly. He condemns him as a politician; and that he was neither respected by Whigs or Tories. This is, I think his greatest praise. He was neither Whig nor Tory j and so neither party respected him as a politician. But, as a man, he was respected ...
... these caps, tiles do 1 think that a public testimonial is m rated. la his political character lie was tart respected by either Whigs or Tories, in eons. quence of the Irrepweit or hie opioio, it, from the year downwards; whilst as Bishop of Llandalf the I ...
... the year 1*30 downwards If Sir B. Hall means in this passage to assert anything-more than that Dr. Copleston was not a mere Whig or Tory par- tisan—that he could not be depended upon for a division by the whippers in of either faction -1 readily a^ree ...
... buy Dundee linens from the Hamburg dealers, instead of those of German IDanufactIHers. In the North of Ireland, the Northern Whig of Belfast says- All the manufacturing classes are better oil'than for many a year there is fall employment to hand-loom ...
... country wichii O'Couvioll minicctninetd ?? Irland~. lie is, thereflore, dci citi nely haoitide ano C oquct tedl with by tho Whig Aomcicisttation. It may-hli the failt ;f Entglishi Governo ints, in aiatcivula~r, Dir it ?? lie (lie cmill 002 fault otiill ...
... since. Sonic half dozen Whig Peers were, according to the veracious Mrs. Gump, actually doing penance, in sackcloth and ashes, for the mischief they bad done in bearing in aid the abolition of the Corn Laws; several members of the Whig Ministry were amongst ...
... free ve at Live your land work its will pay” (Rapturous Mr first if it paid for ? Mr Mr introduced Chartist from the Mr of I Whigs of for join with Sir J in and Charter (Cheers) than it if for nothing it industrious were for it sell dear or build ruins ...
... more than I can assent to the assertion so rashly made, that u in his political character he was not respected, either by Whigs or Tories, in consequence of the frequent vacillation of his opinions from the year 1830 downwards.” That parly politicians ...
... supersede every sort of agitation—with an imitation of each t the Charters, big and little, are to be stinerseded by a sort M . new Whig charter; the Law Ainelidment Society is to see its wotk done—or shelved—by official hands. the Keeper of the Great Seal consenting ...
... meeting in the room of the Bear Inn, Cowbridge, some future historian will have to chronicle the wonderful conversion of the Whig Ministry, the penitent confessions of Sir It. Peel, and the reversal of that great policy which England, her people aiding ...
... But I bare no without sanction, of COW,. They truly in a distresad situsti . I have bawd has dish-intend hie tannin. at —; WHIG lgsewtiur of a munth, and cannot and *lenity believe, if billowed up, etery tenant must be In the Ft:dieoil, and the landlords ...