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... WHIG LEGACIES. It was slated that the Whigs passed the Titles Bill obedicut to a clamour, but never intending to put it in force. They formed a mine ready to explode with their victims standing on the top of it, but would not apply the match. That they ...
... perhaps talk about our colonies, and appeal the Cape as a proof of Whig incapacity, state our opinions upon the earlier necessity of a good Reform Bill, and sum up many other sins of Whig commission against the liberal interests of that country, but are ...
... THE WHIG COERCION BILL. Thk Crime and Outrage Bill, according to law, expires at the end of the present year. The Ministry, however, seem ill prepared for death, and would fain hold out another season ; bnt. in order to keep official life secure, they ...
... NEITHER WHIG NOR TORY. Thb present complexion of English parties forbids the expression of liberal sympathy for either. The Whigs are but a minor shadeof Toryism, possessing all its vices, without exhibiting its boldness. They are as bitterly hostile ...
... Whig and Tory, a mongrel kind. Cleric before and lay behind. A Voiee—The House of Lords decided that they art clergymen at all. (Groat cheering ) Dr. Donnelly—Oh, ladies and gentlemen. look at the absurdity these rev gentlemen attempting to introduce ...
... people have nothing farther to accept or hope for from the Whigs. And we hail the auspicious omen which the public discontent and the division list of the Commons afford, that from the the people have little further to fear. Their da/s are numbered; already ...
... natural instincts, not from Whig associations or clique precepts. We have said enough upon this subject, and we trust that the wise course now commenced the Catholics of Belfast will be firmly persevered in and unflinchingly carried on that they will ...
... the new whig •• emancipation-act. (From HmrdHUk.) It appear* (bat toarthinfr, after all, ia ta done •boat ‘•Papal aggrearion. Thera ia ta ba a aaraaore. The aaaaoiption of any territorial tiile* it be punishable two month*' imprisonment; and the (few ...
... peculiar spectacles. Its first sessions showed a Whig Ministry without real power—its last one, Derby Cabinet in a minority. The peculiar position forced on the country by the French Revolution maintained the Whigs, in ’4B and ’49, in their places, for anxious ...
... MINISTERIAL POLICY Thb Tories out, ...
... and that tile Whig leaders have refused to support him. also publish an advertisement calling upon the Liberal electors to meet and prepare to support Mr. Tennent, now about put up alone by the Whigs. recommend the refusal of the Whig leaders and the ...
... last Parliament sat first in the latter end of ’47. There was short session to enable the Whigs to pass a coercion bill, the pet legislative treatment of both Whig and Tory, when Ireland is the patient. The crime and outrage bill was proposed and carried ...