... government. _ Four parties may be said to be interested in the present conjuncture of colonial politics : 1. The official or Whig party. 2. The Tory or Imperial party. 3. The Radical or economical party. The colonists themselves of these the last three ...

... Freetrader), has unequivocally pronounced for protection; and the best of the story is, that there are many converts from the Whig and Whig-Radical ranks. For instance, Mr. GEORGE BRUCE, of Miltown Castle; Mr. PIERCE PURCELL, of Altamura ; Mr. WnixoN, of Ballygibbin ...

... taw. is ri num nRINILINR is the eel, ✓ ma/ _ld rebel Orr isi 1111•TORATION of the NAIR is Billares frees prenating she Wais Whig et strougthwaiwg be, nit the .1 attreetin occamewbs. Ste.. In a kw with the II I.s. eollidest Ohne inemits* see will be fres ...

... my landlord, a good straightforward country gentleman of the old school, but whom I looked upon with horror because he was a Whig. I have since learnt to consider a Peel-Conservativo landlord as the worst evil of the two. Well, after same negociation I ...

... the effect of forced . education, would reinforce the jealousy properly exci exc ited by any scheme emanating from one of the Whig pa r ty o f 1820. Nevertheless, we can justly take pride in the recollection that from first to last we were, in our humble ...

... duties to compensate internal taxation are expedient or not. They must allow no doubt on that point : Lord John Russell and the Whigs must, if he opposes the resolution, stand before the country as advocates for untaxed foreign goods against tax- paying native ...

... Saturday last, in the Town Hall. At the hour appointed— twelve o'clock- there were not many present ; however, says the Northern Whig, about one o'clock the Town Hall was filled with a numerous and very respectable assemblage. Dr. Boyd, M.P., took the chair ...

... connected with this subject. Nearly fifty unsuccessful attempts had been made to fill the chair in the Lower House. The old Whig and Democratic parties, bent on trying their strength, as usual, in the election of Speaker, advanced each their candidate; ...

... dthit VAVci 4i-t t. *hoMW ?? Is aweet and PM'atrgurla'vnauble. This is -*t Os -preo12 mogmeattparly ac~ntqvxxlpon~ witk~ a-the whig Rorty. These men do '~ot deny tl~at cer a im ta A- proveth~dnls are'advisibli In the mode of g'wveinitag-several of~ our d ...

... that of George Nugent Reynolds, whose celebrated letter to the Earl of Clare The Sun republished with so much effect when the Whigs were dismissing the repeal magistrates in 1843. John and Thomas Reynolds were both placed behind commercial counters in Du ...

... branch of the Le- gislature-and ratified by the expressed opinions of three successive Chancellors and Attorneys- General, both Whig and Tory. The two great parties between whom the government of this country has alternated, have by turns, when in power, addressed ...

... at that meeting, quoted a passage from the excellent work on the Industrial Resources of Ireland, of that very decided Whig-Radical Sir ROBERT KANE, to prove that there were not more than 1000 acres of the Irish soil that could compete in productiveness ...