... tbe alactora, every ooa of whom wm Whig, lie (Mr. Calcntt) put forward ao addraas avowing of independent oppoaitioo, and rMnit that ba converted two these gentlemen (leughterj, threw out another because continued to Whig, and anoibtr was returned bis colleague ...

... say, in that [louse Mr. Wilberforee'a proposal was met with the panne spirit of opposition. Mr. Fox, the great leader of the Whig party, said :—'He objected to the whole measure, because he considered all schemes of proselytism wrong in them. selves and ...

... corrections from Lord St. Leonards. The evils which have flowed from the ticket-of-leave system demand a transportation bill. The Whigs, having turned a deaf ear to the warnings of the judges, and of all the wisest and most experienced magistrates in the country ...

... she had to witness and share in ; and the Duke, though not a man of much political ability, was in that part of his life a Whig, and on the generous and liberal side of almost every question. We are obliged to say almost, because he supported with ...

... much doubted, although a measure upon the subject must shortly be introduced, if not by the Government, at all event* by the Whig leader. Committee* will have to resume inquiries great moment, broken off by the dissolution. Several important changes in ...

... she had to witness and -share in; and the Dulkp, though not a man of Much political ability, was in that art of his 'life t Whig, and on the' generozus and-liberal side of almlost every question. We are obliged' to say. almost, because he supported with ...

... new house will t ne most heterogeneous po:-/x,urri that ever e ns tituted a British House of Commons. To the designations of Whig, Liberal Conservasive, Ministerial, and Opposition, will now be Peradded such perplexing definitions as the t nerstonian, the ...

... one of whom was Whig (hear). He (Mr. Calcutt) put forward an address avowing the principles of independent opposition, and the result was that converted two of these gentlemen (laughter,) threw out another because he conti..ued be Whig, and another was ...

... uproar). Had ha one address for Protestants and another for the Catholics? Could any man tall what the doctor wot? In Londons Whig government back. In Leitrim flaming patriot. lb* independent oppositionists ba called Moore leoder; to the clergy of Leitrim ...

... told in years past that their conduct defeated its own objects. But they would not believe. it was the advice of stand-still Whigs and retrograde Tories, and not to be endured for a moment. They have lived long enough, however, to learn who was right, and ...

... as applied to our political systems, for why shonld these fixed and unchangeable when all around was improving ? The slowest Whig, and the most inveterate Tory, would now say that our institutions not only wanted preserving, but improving. The speeches ...

... energy, and all to no avail. It waa said that two hundred barristers were influenced by certain persons. The mere fact that the Whigs would consent to yoke the son the Irfird Chancellor of Ireland along with one the chiefs of the “Brass Band” shows the fireoeness ...