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... crusade against the Church. That is not the way to make political capital for our party. Mr. Gladstone has many enemies in the Whig ranks, and there is nothing they like better than to find his friends showing themselves openly as enemies of the Established ...
... continuance of Whig ascendancy intolerable and net to impossible in a country where the principle of truth and honesty still has many worshippers, that ' is a consequence to be borne with patience by the public and will resignation by the Whigs. A s for' the ...
... to be alike Conservative. He had been a reader of the Edinburgh Review, no doubt, as all American Whigs were at that period, and fancied that our Whigs must naturally resemble the politicians who bore the same name in America, but he was sadly disappointed ...
... Pakington, It has been brought forward by the leaders of the Whig or Liberal party, and carried by the leaders of the Tory or Conservative party against the wishes and the votes of a great number of Whigs and Liberals, or Tories and Conservatives, who with plenty ...
... by Whiz intervention in the affairs of Italy.; I believe that whilst Irish Roman Catholics continue to support the present Whig Government, that Government, secure and confident of such support, will disregard the suggestions of their friends and supporters ...
... In January, 1841, Mr. O'Connell said, at a meeting of the Repeal Association in Ireland: I shall for my part vote for the Whigs to keep them in; but I tell them honestly and firmly they have lost altogether the hearts of the Irish people, and nothing ...
... , and having left a surplus revenue of 2,913,673/. The Duke was not a Whig or a Radical; he left the talking to his opponents and did the work he resolved on efficiently. The Whigs, with the late Lord MELBOURNE at their head, by a series of annual deficits ...
... alternative. I find, as I get older that I am lealnina - to be almost as much ofa trimmer as ifl had been born and bred a downright Whig, . _ COBDEN._ And yet it is well known that you, are a regular Roundhead. One who would fight to the death for the people, ...
... In January, 1841, Mr. O'Connell said, at a meeting of the Repeal Association in Ireland: I shall for my part vote for the Whigs to keep them in; but I tell them honestly and firmly they have lost altogether the hearts of the Irish people, and nothing ...
... candidates for the borough of Londonderry, in the room of the late Sir Robert Ferguson, took 'place yesterday. Mr. George Skipton, Whig, was proposed by Dr. White, and seconded by Mr. R. Bond. Mr. W. M'Cormick, Conservative, was proposed by Mr. R. Smith, and ...
... THE CENSUS OF IRELAND, The Northern Whig publishes an excellent résumé of that portion of the census which refers to the north of Ireland. From this statement it appears that Belfast has made great strides in prosperity. Her trade is flourishing, and ...