... atnd these attractIve csr lagt and rave.ling bagis ao convetrently tted. One circumstance conneeted withti RI-Orn P nd up n whig athey GerutiprdehorgnoHao er-saes is the avct that ery ar.clpening thei extensie stock is excusqiovely of British maursularetu ...

... reform now before that house. He remarked that whatever might be the deunminations of parties now, whether they were called whigs or tories, it wee evidenttbat,with a view to the great social interests of thecountty, they were all occu- pied in the con ...

... two of their most influential supporters have desired to withdraw. What- ever may be the denomination of parties now-whether Whigs or Tories, it is immaterial to define them-it is evi- dent that the great social interests of the country, the dis- tribution ...

... landedf pro county. h' . vics s asuporerof the Derby G veri terieedinaj l O'Loghlen and r. O'Shaug re members of the 'W the Whig w are nerely VA ...

... I have no n opposition or ill-will to the party which you repre- ti sent. On the contrary, in comparison with the 0 effete Whigs, I have looked with hope at the Tories, 0 and have honoured the conduct of your ministry to- I wards India in contrast to that ...

... especially of the navy, would very shortly be ) required. However political parties might differ in opinion, t whether Tories, Whigs, or Radicals, all would uxite in maintaining the honour of their native land, and if foreign Powers, &c., should think that ...

... hence her constant and truly instinctive animosity against Papacy. In England, Rtome is the point of attack for all parties. Whigs, Tories, and Radicals are all agreed in de- Lying 'he legitimacy of its principle, and in opposing the tuseqeueaces of its ...