... and he hoped every true Protestant would vote against the proposition which had emanated from the Lord Lieutenant and the whig radicals. They would find that the address proposed something like a vote confidence in Her Majesty's present government, and ...

... • * ch . se f ms . to opening for her she glides into the second hair of tliis great centenary , ot our race.— The Northern Whig. ' c Tha Galway Vuidicator, a Roman Catholic states that Galway College although placed in a poor locabty, and very much opposed ...

... one section of politics, and the remaining third lof the opposite, was a thing unheard of. There partio3 whether they were whigs, conservatics, or radicals were equally represented on Committees. The Watch Committee now consisted of 20 conservatives to ...

... not sufficiently comprehend or appreciate the virtues of the foreign minister, and the absolute necessity of maintaining a whig government. They went to Parliament without any expectations of getting titles, places, and thousands a-year. He believed there ...

... suppg being beyond the demand. Very little business passing ...

... or for ill, the whig school is generally averse to coalition. It is too much of oligarchy, almost too much of a family, to endure the introduction of new elements, especially when there is anything to be forgiven or forgot. The whigs come in and go out ...

... the tide of opposition. The ablet ot Saturday, in i article occupying no less than 10 columns of that paper, and headed The Whig Conspiracy Unmasked, openly counsels resistance to the Government bill in the event of its becoming law. ...

... single test. To the people neither the support of factions aggrandisement of families can, or ought to be, ma er concern. 'Whig' and 'Tory' are nothing us, save as they will advance the People's Bill . Upon Parliamentary and Financial Re or men, who under ...

... other names, instead of Bishopsofcertain towns. Our contemporary believes this is not sincere—it is a mere bidding for certain Whig statesmen, to fling over their leader, take in Sir J. Graham as prime minister on the principle of allowing the Pope and Cardinal ...

... continued the reverend gentleman, if Lord John Russell makes his bill all this we will support him. We do not ask him if he is a Whig a Tory, or a Radical, but we ask is he a loyal sound hearted Protestant, be is we will bear him in triumph our shoulders, and ...

... RE-CONSTRUCTION OF THE WHIG CABINET. THE EXETER: SATURDAY, March 8, 1851- The Ministerial derangements continued in force until Friday last, when her Majesty tb determined to take counsel of his Grace of Wei' 1 The Iron Duke happened to be out of town ...

... of these men who caused and air?r.u-!t ...