... For my own part, I will support any candidate who will endeavour to get no the fullest amount of proteetion, whether he is Whig or Tory ; of course preferring any gentleman protegeing the principles which I have always supported. (Cheers.) Mr Aitchison ...

... that it is essential to the Improvement a Leland. that this law be substantially amended. The noble lord, who while he eat a Whig, delivered a scathing &nu:idlion pr, ministry. and their Irish The lion. St. John ueonde ; whirl; like all the wa• I The ...

... cilic relations with Great Britain. First, in the Roman expedition, he hos acted against the advice and known wishes of our own Whig Cabinet, who have all along protected against the continuing mL liter, occupation of Rome. And secondly, end more recently ...

... blockade immediately, or come to an open rupture with these Powers ; and there can be little doubt of the course that the Whigs will be compelled to adopt. They will be under the necessity of accepting the mediation of these Powers, which has already ...

... speakin eedeslien. SMILMIND—Proceed, Thomas. (continued) Seek like horseleeches. Neither have I any confidence to my pressen Whig admioistredon, fur the First Lord of the Treasury, theses and attendee, le nest!. tutionally • trifler, void of all decision ...

... of cheap raw materials, all over the continent of Europe. let us live in this country under what government we may—whether Whig or Tory, thouch I shall not attempt to my how it may be—they will feel the pressure and necessity for uniting and acting as ...

... may help to mitigate the severe censures which come from every direction upon the devoted heads of Sir George Grey and the Whig Administration. If our Colonies consisted of a number of islands surrounding the mother country, and only a day or two's sail ...

... curiosity, and return home laughing at the crudities and absurdities of the orators who had roared themselves hoarse in lampooning Whigs and Tories—in holding up the Charter to admiration—in denouncing the aristocracy, and in praising themselves. The declamation ...

... Radicals 247 Tellers Congo-retire supporters of Sir Robert Peel Supporters of Isroteetio• 3 Supporters of rroteetiots Tellers Whig. and Radicals 23 Conservative supporters of Sir Rand Peel 17 's4 Chin: the Ministers a majority of wily 21. a How of 553 Members ...

... from giving it his humble and individual support. Mr theme hail reminded the House that for a hundred and lift, years the Whigs had been teaching them that the people were the of all legitimate power ; that wan quite true ; but they meant according to ...

... his Conserve. tier party on the ruins of the old Tory party,and at last he mustered three hundred to oppose the tor. rent of Whig reform,—which was indeed already stionating. That party has performed its office, and is already gone ; as Thebes lived to ...

... great fetidly, on the pt:areul hanks of Lough Neagh, amidst the cheerful stimity of an amiable and exemplary family.—Northrnot Whig. A 'r THE 'RIAU COI:RT.—The amount of factious om tali ion to the dissolution of the mock Court threatens to he less than might ...