... home and respect abroad, had not many to agree in the opinion. The organs of the different sections of the Liberal party, Whigs, Peelites, and Manchester men, were in violent antagonism to each other, and in fact, proclaiming war to the knife” against ...

... accredited agents ef the Whig iy made such a proposal. tre honourable member who has just sat down whether he believes me or does not believe me [loud cries of hear]? Does the bon. gentleman mean that accredited agen's ot the Whig party made such agreement ...

... strictly the people of the United States, and the judgment of posterity.*/* Richmond Whig contains letter from Mr. Fillmore in reply to the indorsement of him the Virginian Whig Convention. He expressed a satisfaction the honour conferred upon him, and pledges ...

... Great Britain any class so bound to tho Whig party, by every tie of tradition and gratitude, as tho descendants of the English and Scotch settlers in the North. They were saved from extinction in 1088 by tho great Whig chieftain whoso name they have with ...

... professions of Mr. Leader as repudiating the doctrine of robberright which the Whigs have invented to cover the sacrilegious acts of their Italian allies. Thus the Morning News) the Whig defeat at Cork is no less pronouncement against the unscrupulous and incendiary ...

... others It was their exertions that an Irish Dockyard was forced upon the reluctant Whigs, and an Irish Taxation Committee appointed. The Conservatives gave and the Whigs cancelled tho Gal wav contract. short, they have given special attention to Irish ...

... is not an edifying object of contemplation. The only point for sensible men to conaider is, what we shUl gain by exchanging Whigs for Tories. There will be no change in the character or objects of the war shall still left fighting for limitations of ships ...

... should remain much longer in office—of which, however, there is little probability—his Ministry, instead of being spoken of the Whig government, will be designated the Popish Cabinet. We stated some days ago, that Lord Granville, the newly appointed Foreign ...

... prosecution of the Rev. Messrs. Conway and The Whigs were even worse enemies of Ireland than the Tories (hear, hear). He was decidedly of opinion that the bill it now stood should adhered to. Both Whigs and Tories hud given their sanction to it. knew ...

... which we form of Lord Derby isa great earl coming down to the [louse to tear in pieces the platitudes of some steady-going Whig official and then retiring into his carldom with little regard whe- ther or not her Majesty ever calls upon him to take the ...

... Chronicle. The Daily Newt, in the observation on the composition of the ministry remarks, that the Peclites and the scurrilous Whigs predominate too much in it, and, if the country at large is disposed to place confidence the reconstructed cabinet, simply ...

... various stages of the bill, on one pretence or another, until it will be too late to consider it in tho present session. Had tho Whigs brought in such a Bill those proprietors would denounce it publicly a measure of confiscation. They are too good party men ...