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... in Parlia. nent, they vbill do well to recollect that the Whig party tld the balance in Ireland. Mr. Reynolds hius- elf SOuld never have seen the inside of the House of Counmons but for the Whig interest in Dublin- Ald thc Irish representation would have ...
... the Malt Tax ; blt lie would cot raise that tior any other question, but place his relianoe on Lord Stanley. at Tle Whigs supported Whigs: Radicals supported Ra- su dicals; but the ProteotiouiSts freqoently did not sup- pa port one another ; bitt he would ...
... ANOTHER DEFEAT OF MINISTERS Sir Charles Wood is the very Robin Goodfellow of fise whig cabinet ; hie is continually leading his companions into some quagmire or other. Last night he landed them in another minority. It is true that Lord Naas' motion for ...
... of that determination, put up their man. Conservatives, in consequence, voted for Whigs. Although the Whigs had broken faith with the Consenatives, they supported the Whigs; and the present chief magistrate owes his position to Conservative aid. I may, ...
... House of Commons. The course pursued by 19 him of late years, is thought to indicate that lie has more Co of the old fashioned Whig in him than was at one time Br supposed ; and that at heart he entertains more aristo- bat cratic and exclusive notions of ...
... O'FIaherty, S. Reynolds, J ANALYSIS OF THE DIVISION. yites ?? ?? 220 es ?? 27 1T1 Net Papists Peelites ?? Paseyite Prostctionists Whigs and Radicals ; .. 191 438 CS, ?? ?? 3 5 12 .. ?? 6 ?? 42 95 i r vs Di cl cil Utan rie 0 tu tri aS us !IC op lle tit bu ri; ...
... election, pn wtich would be by uo elceans ads antageolus it this period, the and which lstlil plrobaibly nt itiotroease the Whig strength or at the present emeirgelcy. pon ...
... coefidence ef the inflduetial party who returned him, so that the borough may be considered us repre- sented by two ?? in tile whig int:rest. Some of these latter circumstances are suggested as giving a tinge to tisc differences in wehlich a noble lady is ...
... in Hertforldshire. Tue late venirable noblean voas ill shis 77th year, havingbeen burn is 1774. He xcas always IL consistent Whig in ge- neral politicis, ollohlgi lie never joined his party in sop- porting the late measures for a tree importation of foreign ...
... those very powers for not using whiheh you now rail against them. Your voices had been better employed3 in asking either the Whig Member for the City of Oxford, or the non- descript Member for Wallingford, to prove their professed at- tachment to the E ...
... Members-to Free Trade-to anything and everything-as a means of again throwing the country into confusion, and expelling the Whig Cabinet. CardiiallWiseman and his advisers. who had lately regained the position they had lost on the majority in favour of ...
... said from the Woolsack, oh! that THE LAW will not be so interpreted;' but I repeat again that the Lord Cbiaeellor may be a Whig, and therefore cannot be believed onitny point of law relating to Catholicity; and, moreover, that any Irish lady or any Irish ...