... inherited. It was s Tory tradition that monarchical right was divine;. it was a Whig tradition that such right flowed from people. It was a Tory tradition to look to France; it a Whig tradition to look to Holland. These maxims didgood. in their day, but the ...

... assailed them in 1831, but numerous scions of conspicuous or influential Whig houses had gone over to the other side. For instance, there was the Marquis of Douglas, the heir of the great Whig house of Hamilton (who attended Lord Derby's political dinner last ...

... of Lord John Uusseli and the members tho late Administration, said, I think may view in Mr Ord model of exponent of good Whig principles—(Cheers)— and they are the same principles which the lata Administration made it their constant boast to be the ...

... injury on tbe Catholic* the United Kingdom as they can pobibly be Induced to submit to; and the Tablet thank* God that the ' Whigs, at la*t, are *howing themselves to be what they »re—bigoted, cowardly persecutors, and swindlers all round, to all parties ...

... field will undoubtedly be severe. Both are Free-traders, but Sir James is a Liberal of the Manchester school, and Mr Miller a Whig; Sir James is • determined Voluntary, and Mr Miller an equally determined Churchman; and on this last point the contest will ...

... for his project, Sheridan left him to the supposed enjo i nient of his victory —and to pay the fare. It was a Whig trick, and grew in a Whig soil ; what the wit practi-ed for his personal needs, anal on a small prole, Lard John Russell, never above borrowing ...

... informant left the place. The dreadful crime is supposed to be connected, some way, with the ejectment of tenants Northern Whig. Aggregate Meeting of Roman Catholics.—An aggregate meeting Reman Catholics was held in Dublin Tuesday, pursuant to requisition ...

... the main adhered to the policy and fought under the banner of Lord John kusaell and Whigs. If 1 should to Parliament, 1 tell you equally fairly, that I do not go a* a Whig, but a* an independent Liberal. I would not deny the great which the past hlatory ...

... exhibited a contenint for ulterior considerations. Indeed, they think they could fight their game better under a Tory than a Whig Minister. There is nothing, then, to prevent their giving Lord John another roll.in the dust at the earliest oprvirtunity. ...

... Clonmel. On the contrary, like a genuine repealer of old, he will poll to the last man, or perish in the attempt. So look sharp, Whigs and place-hi^nters. The Harvest—The Markets The past has been a beautiful harvest week, and the effect is visible on all the ...

... present time to return to Parliaments Whig or an independent. Liberal. Mr Loth has fairly told you that during the period he has represented you he has in time main fought under the banner of Lord John Russell and the Whigs. If I should go to Parliament, 1 ...

... among the thousand and one rumours that have been chasing one another since it fell to Lord Palmerston to reconstruct the Whig Cabinet, one thing alone, as far as-we know, is definitively settled. Lord John has accepted the Foreign Office. The Times ...