... 'which can only concern myself and my tenants. What you may mean, by Whig Landlords I do not quite comprehend. If you mean that I hiave generally supported the policy of the Whigs, it is true-but if you mean that, in the spirit of a partisan, I have ...

... 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 ...

... marquess has been careful to have copies of the requisition forwarded to men of all parties indiscriminately- Conservatives and Whigs-Protectionists and Free- traders-landowners, merchants, manufacturers, and farmers ; and that out of about one hundred replies ...

... for 60 years, and he trusted to remain so for the rest of his life. (Hear.) He used to call himself a whig; but now he saw no difference betwees whig and tery, and must call himselt a radical reformer, although no revo- lutionist. (Hear, hear.) As long ...

... windows, pisper, soap, malt, and almost every other i lhey product of industry subjected to excise duties by ham and ,tul the whig faction of the aristocracy, who led an ignorant people into wsr and national debt with the delusive cry of liberty on their ...

... of the landlords to make them join in 11 the cry for protection to agriculture. Indeed, it would appear, from the Northerns Whig, that the speeches of Lord Glengall and his fellown-gitators, al in favour of a now corn law, will probably lead to 3fsomething ...

... cannot say, but certain it is, that few family circles could furnish so respectaule an average of office-holders as the great Whig colnnection. While, however, ewe acknowledge, as we readily do, that a fair measure of intellectual power is enjoyed by our ...

... the Change ' 0 inmust be both of a politiel aiid boeia nature. A mnere political cbann, evould.not do; the strife of tho' Whigs aiad Free TrOI'& si a'sn I attempt to. rian;', . 5tairrths.spr6ptibsl tli~utibns' of 'the: dountfy, ' ;whilst the iftdlcals6':and ...

... 1i'esomnvcreenelttt lie Itas, talneim Itin etatod,-ine ban chosen is ainle. Ile hears ruonncro of rn. ]emttitigs inn tlnc! Whig camp ;-.feare of a fixeet muty agitato tine Leaguest' ;-'tite nettle. apltucacr to trointhie It le teln f'orwamrd, and castet ...

... He repeated, the change must be both of a political and soolal'natske. A mere political change would lno do;he alri b A' Whigs ?? Traders was an ?? fflu5 tain the propertied'.. tstitutions- .efaithe: . ontry, whilst the Rasils End Proltaians 't3tialed ...

... Friday the 4th ibs,, which is signed by Lords Brabazon, Militown, Gormanstown, Longford, and St. Lawrence, and by the gentry, Whig and Conservative, to a consider- able extent. A challenge has recently been offered to thre Marquis of Dowvnshire, to test ...

... centuries is scen to be, at present, a most anomalous one. This is generally admitted, and is the subject of comment on all sides. Whig and Tory alike con- fess that their case is without parallel in the history of the past, and that the future offers nothing ...