... provocation first came from their co-rellgionists. Although the occasion may have shown that Whig tole- ration is extended only to the friends and supporters of the Whigs, the principles of justice and religious equality which we have advocated are deeply ranted ...

... of the ten gentlemen returned they have l secured six. l ?? Ward. l Rlchd. Liptrot (Tory).. 221 Thos. Ashton (Whig).. 163 Jas. Fairhurst (Whig).. 202 J. Stringfellow (Tory). 159 St. George's Ward. W. Waddington ?? 144 Wm. Platt (T) ?? 100 W. A. Barrow ...

... of their vigour and efficiency had King William IV. received, that when, in November, Lord Althnrp became a peer, and the Whigs therefore lost their leader in the House of Commons, his Majesty sent to Italy to summon Sir Robt Peel to his councils, with ...

... only to direct me how I shall not, and I shall endeavour to advocate your interests. Com- mentary on this, the Northern Whig justly remarks, would spoil it altogether. BELFAsT TRADE.-In 1829 Belfast possessed only one flax spinning mill, with 14 ...

... existing electoral system, as well as its liberal enlargement. We confess that we have some misgivings as to the length which the Whigs-under the present prime minister may feel inclined to go. His Lord- ship is the scion of a long line of nobles, and in- herits ...

... opportunity, for a majority to enable them to restore protection, shows lthat they might have made the appeal last year, when the Whigs resigned; but they refused to do so, under the pretence that it would be inconvenient to have a general. election in the midst ...

... to be an incubus not to be wholly got rid of. Peel, moreover, was looked to as an able finan- cier, and unfortunately the Whigs have the bad re- putation of being more than weak in that impoitant particular; and even of having neglected to availI themselves ...

... certain exclusive and illiberal proceedings of the Whigs, it is not better to try what can be got from 'the Tories. We should have thought a more rational course would have been to have thrown Whigs and Tories overboard altogether, and to have assisted ...

... the way those depen- dent upon him have acted in the discharge of their trust. It is evident that the great leaders of the Whig party are no more disposed than their Tory competitors to free the dependent voter from the trammels of his social superior; ...

... tyranny. He would not cease to oppose those tyran- nical principles at the bidding of any editor, or of any person, whether whig, tory, or radical, protestant, or catholic. He had placed before them his principles honestly, fairly, and independently. If ...

... tells us that while Ti- tus was battering down the walls of Jerusalem, John of Gischala and his antagonists, the Peelites and Whigs of these days were cutting one another's throats about some points of great municipal importance. What a pity we have not somae ...

... required a complete separation of the ( adherents of the two great parties in the state; no Tory i would dine at the table of a Whig; no member of the c family of a ministerialist would dance at the house of a a supporter of the opposition. The members of ...