... upon the intelligence of the age to believe that any Secretary of State. whatever government IN, he might belong to-whether Whig, Radical,' or Tory- A would wishi to crush municipal or any other kind of libertyn in th waysomepeopl taled i refrence to this ...

... compromise, he should not vote for the third reading. This is SirGeorge Grey's notion of how the ministerial spokesman -of a Whig government ought to address the House of Commons on a question to which every member of the Liberal party is pledged. But this ...

... hitkernodoubt here alludes ~ thri~ Cmberlnd, h yoeung Ohmv- gh ste, nlisrerettobenorh 9But about this time I observe a mixture of Whigs, so that as all political confidence must have been destroyed, everything of a political tendency in the society must have ...

... was the ques- tion whith drove Peel's first ministry from office, it has been scarcely mooted since its abandonment by the Whigs nearly a quarter of a centuey ago. Abstractedly, no one can defend the principle on which the Irish Church establishment was ...

... [By BRITISH AND IrIsH MAGNETIc TELEGRAPH]. ANOTHER STEAMER FOR THE CONFEDERATE GOVERNMENT. Belfast, Saturday.-The ivorthern Wh-ig of this morning says that the Heroine, one of the steamers plying between this port and Bangor, has been sold to an agent of ...

... country on the subject of the Irish Church, a subject which was formerly made the stalking horse and stumbling block of the Whig party, but which now found little interest for the Treasury bench. S It was far easier for the government to read lectures ...

... Parliament in August, 1850. The late Duke never took any part in politics, - but his views -were Conservative. His father was a Whig of the old school, and probsbly ones of the haughtiest men of his day. He shed -n i-ia--tat-e -wa-as the ' lgitimalta Kiing ...

... government should render all the aid in its power to stimulate the growth of this important crop. At the close of bis speeth, Whig, Tory, and Radical chimed a chorus of approval of the financial statement, and Sir Charles Wood, heretofore about the most ...

... under the government arrangements, r gaveabanquet to the Ljord Lieutenant of Ireland, on i Another consistent supporter of the Whig governmzent 5 has been raised to the peerage. The new peer is Colonel i Henry White, of Woodlands. Ee has become Lord Anualy ...

... suitable candidate. He is connected with the neighbourhood by property, several of his ancestors have represented Preston, as Whigs and advocates of civil and religious liberty, and if he could be induced to become a candidate I think no more suit- able choice ...

... improvement of agriculture. At the festive board of the agricultural societies of this dis- trict, both large and small, Whigs and Tories a' agree and whatever room there may be for improvement in the conducting of these proceedings there is no room ...

... either foreign in- terferecne, or successful resistance by the Northern Con- servaties to the aboltion faction i Washington. The Whig ?? want French aid; we are able to pay for it; let us do it. We shall then have peace, or power to wreak vengeance on our foe ...