... acquired more popularity, but the measures on which that popularity was founded nearly all originated with the leader of the Whigs, and from him may be said to have proceeded all those legislative acts which may be regarded as the fruits of Reform, and which ...

... with staves. The Press was stronger then the Horse Guards. conjured the meeting oontinuelly to besiege the government, whether Whig or Tory, Conservative or Democratic (for they had been threatened with the last honour) (a laugh), for the repeal of all taxes ...

... officially Trinity and New Colleges. will now give our own opinion of these occurrences, and then venture on a word of advice. Whigs have often counselled in vain, but we think that most people will admit that more than once their offers have resembled those ...

... country, therefore they should be encouraged (cheers). The total repeal of the corn laws was the cause his estrangement from the Whig party which he had been attached, and did not, while that party was in existence and until it had fallen from its own exhaustion ...

... facts were deposed to, and a verdict of Temporary derangement* was retnn •!. Freedom of Election in Ireland.—The Norik arn Whig contains copies of n correspondence between Mr. Alexander Stewart, Ards, aud some bis tenantry, who voted for Mr. Shannon Crawford ...

... son, the Rev. Cutbbert Southey, well merited praise to the one, and the gift church living to the other, came from Whig lUviev and from Whig Lord Chancellor, in acknowledgment high literary genius ; while a bitter and discreditable attack appeared iu that ...

... The class of persona wli > mast feel the deepest interest ia the matter are, not the noble earl or bis oollesgaes, nor the Whig or Radical leaders. All these have only nomethimf at stake. Bat there are about XOO members ot the House of Commons who hare ...

... great diftereuce of opinion which existed as to the best mode of remedying the evil prevented the adoption of any plan. The Whigs are therefore indisputably entitled credit for the Act 1851, establishing the Court the Lords Justices, which met with the ...

... late elec* t:ons showed that there were about 310 members who were willing to support the government generally, 2GO members of Whig and Radical opinions, number of gentlemen from the Sinter Isle, mainly representing the Irish Roman Catholic clergy of ultramontane ...

... For some years government has been rendered almost impossible by tbe inadequacy of any one party to govern the nation. Tbe Whigs came in, and remained in, upon suffarence. also did the Fotectioniats. In both oases combination, like the sword Damocles, ...

... gladly accepted the intelligence, repeated in every newspaper for the last week, the interviews between Lord Aberdeen and the Whig leaders previous to the vote upon the Budget. We hailed those interviews as an earnest of tbs good intelligence existing between ...

... John Russell given them a chance ? Hear, again, the Political Biographer, our Chancellor of the Exchequer:— If indeed the Whigs had bean prepared to form a the economical principles of thuir Budget of 1811, the whole of the Protectionist party mould hare ...