... bravely before Horrocks, and Barrie, and Parker, but which was once somewhat ignominiously lowered, in order to vex the then Whig Mr. Stanley, to Henry Hunt and his cap of liberty, was actually dipped be- fore the banners of St. Wilfrid and St. Augustine ...

... question-it is an Irish question. Deal with it on its mserits, and ivithaut stopping to calculate '.yhat may be the fate of this Whig administration or that Tory opposition. Remember, people of Tiipperery that we are ass~ocited with Protestant E~ngland, anA ...

... one word- vlngland. (rond and prohosigod groans.)-A Voice: Carlisle and his party. (Groans. --Another Voice: Thme English Whigs. (Ieop grooana,).-hrr. lfemiesiy rcforred to ass English authority, the Qusarstemrly disasters meight be tracned to Lord P ...

... , a large extension of the suffrage, and protection to the voter. An ha pmendment that no Reform Bill introduced Th by the Whig Government would be acceptable co] ic the people found no support. Tile meeting So also 1'solved that recent disclosures proved ...

... EdIurgh Review, drew un him the attention of _ooral _ etea _eoe _i leiur LI the- -_ the entire reading public. The leaders of the Whig party, in acknowledgment of his literary superiority, appointed Mr. Macaulay a commissioner of bank- ruptcy, and in 1830 he ...

... esteem Loea Derby as an eminent statesatis, aoid, with tess of thousands cf my Countrymen, lamsent lilat secession from the old Whig party of wbich my Lord John t ,RUseoli and the MarquIs of Lansiow-ne are now the spkoow- I lodged heads, J. now proceed with ...

... dio 4cacy of --parlia. - ~untar ?? tideralkA. 'HMWO0D - csided~ t- end scmienalfag ieirk, -ra ld'' Ti forty years agio -the Whigs said that a siawas a akandiagmena ce.~ Y 3t ?? ight now; butvwweb auger, and thatnnles 'o'classei it. theoo @al las adgodp ...