... Tories like the Whigs, are perfectly assured that it is not war wbich will prevail in the councils of France, but peace. In consequence, and to put in accord the means with the end, the press which depends on his Lordship, that of the Whigs, has received ...

... Tories like the Whigs, are perfectly assured •hat it is not war which will prevail in the councils of France, but peace. In consequence, and to put in accord the means with the eud, the press which depends on his Lordship, that of the Whigs, has received ...

... sister country, it was gravely proposed that the latter should be endowed by the State. So resolutely bent, indeed, were the Whig Ministry on endowing the Popish priests in Ireland, that, but for the course which the Roman Pontiff has lately adopted, that ...

... Liberal Government. Why, the Whigs in are totally different eat cre atures to the Whigs out.—(Applause.) is quite notorious that the timid, the rather far-seeing of the respectable classes, have been willing to keep the Whigs in, because they know if they ...

... Liberal Government. Why, the Whigs in are totally different creatures to the Whigs oat.—(Applause.) It is quite notorious that the timid, the rather far-seeing of the respectable classes, have been willing to keep the Whigs in, because they know if they ...

... as that of Mr. Brotherton. I have lived so long that I cannot see the line of demarcation between Whig and Tory-. I cannot see what principle the Whigs advocate which the Tories do not advocate. I find from Lord John Russell, in the House of Commons, ...

... after the meeting of Parliament. We have good grounds for believing that within the last few days, at least one member of the Whig Administration had all but sent in his resignation, and that even now, it is a toss up whether he will not retire before the ...

... the Manchester Exchange, and the Leeds Exchange, and the Liverpool Exchange, where the Globe paper is taken, and that being a Whig paper, when persons see it speak is such terms of the Member for the West Riding, they are apt to think there must be a great ...

... charity i n i ts mos t comprehensive form. This benign Policy has invigorated the empire throughout. We are reanimated. Even a Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer may greet the ears of St. Stephen's with the cry of Eureka. For two successive years he can declare ...

... the free advocacy of my own opinions for some distinct principle different from that which is now the rule of conduct with Whig and Tory—why am I to be sitting up till twelve o'clock every night in the House of Commons? This disappointed demagogue ...

... t h e meet i ng of Parliament. We have good grounds for believing that within the last few days, at least one member of the Whig Administration had all but sent in his resignation. and that even now, it is a toss up whether he will not retire before the ...

... than (Left speakin g .) their credulity.— The Ordre has the following exquisite piece of absurdity If the English press, Tory, Whig. Ministerial, or anti - Ministerial, unanimously excites the President of the Republic to violate his oaths, the liberty and ...