... long they were led this party spirit, thev wouJd have to puv for the bit and bridle (hear, hear). the piesent question were a Whig or Tory question cared not; he was opposed, upon principle, to the introduction of the Boor Law into this parish; and he believed ...

... on some other gentleman totally un connected with me. 1 did not seek it for him. nothing to ask or desire from any Ministry, Whig, Peel, or Protectionist. If the constituency of the South think proper to send my son t ‘o Parliament on the next vacancy, ...

... and tenant farmers. Amongst the most recent signatures are those of Lord Kinsale, Sir Percy Nugent, M. P. (Whig), Sir H. W. Barron, M. P. (Whig); the Ballioa, the Demfauaghy, and several other boards of guardians. Sir W. Verner, M. P., and Sir E. Synge ...

... resisting Reform in Parliament 20 years ago. The risk winning is great; but caution was never an ingredient in the composition of Whig-Radicals. They invariably plunge in medias res, though they have again and again floundered, and only come safe to land through ...

... National destinies, but that was only so long as public opinion would be duped by the most specious sophistry to believe in Whig professions of Patriotism and public virtue. Now, however, the tables are turned, and because the tide of re-action is steadily ...

... ons, there has been a trial of strength between the democrat, loco-foco,orsouthern slavery party, on the one hand, and the whig, moderate, and antislavery party, the other. After a contest of five days, the former triumphed in returning by a majority ...

... g his illegitimate objects. It was by the trickerv and treachery of this party under the crafty O'Connell that the present Whig-Radical ministers, and the majority of the House of Commons ( which carried the corn law repeal and free trade measures) came ...

... common figure 4 » „ 7 10 !35b10 L- £ - *** Com. ditto 22 27 7J Salted R.G.&M V.Hides 34 J j according the Northern Whig, has elected after the publication of the li ts ...

... rumours of war, in the shape of an amendment to the Address, or, at any rate, a very early debate; and Lord Strafford, the Whig whipper-in for the Upper Housed has been exercising his vocation very vigorously to procure an early and full attendance. Parties ...

... able to attend this meeting, will feel it as his duty to do so. The question is not between High and Low Church, or between Whig and Tory. It is not merely a question, whether the promoters of Church Schools shall have liberty to found them in accordance ...

... Gibson does no: believe it. But we may as well look at one or two points in connection with that fact. It is said that a great whig Duke—l don't know whether he has nodded his heal or has shaken his head, but he has intimated that his cpinions have undergone ...

... politic : nettherdofseeany thing iucouerno in it At all events, you must t.11..w me th«t • • Proteeiwmwf i ■ ' ? °P>nion i-ro Whig , s not fe an anomaly as a policy to ~,„,£,, „. the same back tlmt nrnt „„,;„ . / n(1 which 3- I was told indeed a Free trad* ...