... journals of the country. The Whig a journals of the city of New York are opposed to the movement. a j Thu ribue, ifaour alwecaymssegr oft revoluctions toinqEuiroesup posed to the revolution in Cuba, and sides with the spirit of the Whig cityjournals-all of which ...

... will offer himself for the county of Limerick. The noble Lord is in favour of protection, but in matters of general policy a Whig. Mr Maurice O'Conuoell retires after the present Parlia- ment from the representation of Tralee. The electors bave not, as ...

... conse- C- he quences wbichb magt prove extremely serious to the ge- neral peace, to the stability of the Union, and to the ii Whig party in America. On every account NMr Fillm ore to and Mr Webster have the strongest interest in resisting 2h a movement which ...

... House of Commons we can do everything. Let unanimity, therefore, prevail in seeking this great object. Let the old names of Whig and Tory be for ever buried in oblivion, and every difference of opinion dis- cussed with moderation-(cheers.) After the passing ...

... proceed with the Emancipation. It was in these circum- t stances thfat Sir Jatnes M1ackintosh1 who, of course, along i wi;h the Whigs, were zealous int supporting the Duke o |Vellington through out this strpggle, wrote to Dr Chalmers t soliciting him to use ...