... quarter. ( No. no.) He urged them to set aside all raiuor questions of difference, and not to consider whether they were Whig Conservative, Radical, but let them in the great struggle for justice, and above all take care to send only houcst Protectionists ...

... Minister of this country. Who will trust him Wc won’t trust him. (Cries of No, no. and you must though.”) I say neither the Whigs, Tories, nor Radicals will trust him Voice— Down with him.) It was by down right swindle that Sir Robert Peel got into power ...

... 1 hope yon will return only Protection candidates. (Noise.) I would say more, but you won’t host me. lam a Whig and something more than a Whig. (Immense uproar and confusion.) Mote 1 stand then, and here will stand till you hear me. (Noise and uproar ...

... shite and Huntingdonshire.—John Vipan, of Sutton, Ksq. ANALYSTS THE DIVISION THE AU ESS. of Coon try Early Tellen Vain Whig I‘rotertionisls Absent of Country Varty, witlionl pain Country Early supporting (ionmment . FBf.r TitAOF.BS. Wldgs and Radieals ...

... opportunity nest year of being masters of the subjpct (A laugh.) Now that shows confidence m the duration of Cabinets which Whig Ministry could alone entertain. (Much laughter.) The Noble Lord has also said that 1 have received my instruction* elsewhere ...

... them. Protectionism was lust sight of in Toryism; the old leaven appeared pervading all. There was mistake here. A solitary Whig Radical might imagine protection an advantage, but could never dream these days, when die popular opinion is admitted all sane ...

... But, as a Whig, he felt that all religions were equally I good, and that all men had equal tight of sufferance ami equal religious privileges.” Fortunate for England and for Protestant principles there are few Mr. Gladstones I and many such Whig Clergymen ...

... were great politic* come, then omild join them. The fact was this gentleman •»» in a painful position; «iu what was called u Whig Clergyman, t and lie hesitated between two npioinns. Clertrymia of lUe ...

... translation of Arat is, with lie was appointed Dean Bristol 1837. Ur. Lamb. Irom the commencement of hia scademieal career war's Whig politic*, and the firm and consistent supporter liberal principles Church and State. His fuppoit of the Reform Bill made him ...

... misapprehensions in which you have been betrayed, and into which , you may have led others. I not say I was desirous the 1 Whig Clergyman should not hear.” you are pleased call mv ■•anathema. With Reporter the room it would have been foolish speak so ...

... these rules, else would have quoted the entire sentence to which refers in the fourth paragraph of his letter. We spoke of a Whig Clergyman, who may “chose pursue inoffensive course, carry out the principles of the Christian religion, and fulfilling the ...

... 29a. 3t». 16p. of Land, in Market We*ton. Lot Ik— Lower Mill Field and the *• Twenty Acre*. containing together 37a. 3Te.. Whig in Barninshsm. Lot 9.—Smilh'a Cottage *nil Gaideo, and three Inclosures of Arable Laud, containing togeihcr IGa. 3r. Stir, ...