... thirty placeholders. The remainder was composed either of consistent Whigs and Ha* dicals, or of Conservatives who utterly disregarded the ties of party, order to vote with the Whig Minister against motion which was warmly supported by their own chiefs ...

... under the circumstances, would not be expedient if it were practicable. Persevering and dogged as has been the hostility of Whig Governments to the Protestantism of Ireland —much as they have fostered the Popish element, and aggrandized the Popish party ...

... who, in their extreme Radicalism, will not he satisfied with anything short of complete disarrangement of the Constitution. Whigs and Tories, Liberals and Conservatives, alike would cheerfully consent to postponement of the Parliamentary Reform Bill which ...

... or of Westmeath, or of Clare, how do I stand with the Castlo of Dublin? What is ray reputation among the Orangemen and the Whigs? Bead the Dublin Evening Mini—the organ of all that is still bigotted and brutal among your hereditary oppressors ; read the ...

... best they could with the men of their age. change has come over their spirit, and the leading politicians of the day, whether Whig, Conservative, or Radical, are engaged in de- vising expedients whereby the juvenile population may be so taught and trained ...

... consequence of their opposition to this law. At the election of the year before last that party formed a union with the strait Whigs, and abolished il>» Maine Law. They Introduced license system ; and the result was a revival of intamporance. and the lasi ...

... stood now in the most extraordinary position. Party warfare seemed to have ceased ; and instead of the great divisions between Whig and Tory, the division at present seemed to be between Palmerston and Derby. It had been well said, “ Cease ve from man, whose ...

... great tronsg® «t the eotomand of lb® M«n«A|®r b« enHcs*out®d to cr®al® p®rsonAl foilowing. hat repodiAtod th® trAditioo® of Whig end Tory, ConservAtivo aod L»brr»', order tbAt bo oreato a daw pArty— a pArty of PA!m®r*tooiana who should know other priocipl® ...

... in the afternoon, the whole of this almost miraculous draught of fishes was cleared oft’ for present consumption. Northern Whig. . The writer of the Timex article shows the impossibility of a five million loan being jcquired by the East India Company ...

... Moore. At the same time they arc impressed with the conviction that the exposure of landlord coercion, and the confutation of Whig slander which have been made are of great value ; that the identification between the hierarchy, the clergy, and the faithful ...

... all parts of the United Kingdom, addresses signed by men of all ranks of society, of all shades of polities (hear, hear)—by Whigs, by Tories, by Radicals—all deeming it right that when the interestsof the country are at stake, party differences should forgotten ...

... Crawford, and Mr. Bell, juo., who accepted, but ibe other prisoners was unable procure bail for the present. The Ribbon Oath.— The Whig says Great effect was produced in the County Courthouse, during the Belfast inquiry, by the production of the oath” alleged ...