... facts and similar data may be cited as to the Whig, or Liberal, or Illiberal Press. It is our conviction that the Conservative feeling and spirit are not only on the increase, but in the ascendant. The error lies in the apathy of those who profess the ...

... MR. Jounston (says the Northern Whig) has not been released from confinement. Up to a late hour last night (Friday), no order or intimation had reached the autherities of Downpatrick Gaol, and he was still in prison. The Downpatrick correspondeat of the ...

... the rival parties. The Division was in wmany respects remarkable. There were Con-‘ servatives who voted with Whigs and Radicals—there were Whigs and Radicals who voted with Conservatives. All the Members of the Government voted with the majority, except ...

... foreign policy enough ‘| to distinguish our Liberal from our Tory party |leaders, and to induce the country 1o tolerate the Whigs only that English influence might |not be thrown into the scale of Austria against Italy, or that we should not find ourselves ...

... put on their ordinary costume. The metamorphosis seemed quite unaccountable to the other pas sengers by the train,.—Northern Whig, ...

... working classes, and the energy of wany friends of the Roman Catholic cause, this freedom must have been conceded in time. The Whigs were in favour of emancipation—it was the incessant theme of Charles James Fox, the divinity of his party, and once the Irish ...

... and Chelsea are not ag worthy of two members as Finsbury, Lambeth, or other Metropolitan Boroughs. But it is ever thus the Whigs deal with their adherents. Liberalism, as shown by the Yresent Government, is a political « Will o the Wisp”—its followers ...

... Captain-General for life. Dogget, the manager, a sturdy Whig, regarding this as leaving the victory in the hands of the Tories, proposed that a similar present should be made to Booth by the Whigs, *‘as he could not bear that so redoubted a champion for ...

... PARLIAMENTARY Arrie.—lf it were not known tq me that the Whigs sit on the right of the Speaker, anc the Tories on the left, should I be able to tell from the personxl appearance of the members which weie Whigs ’ and which were Tories? There was cortainly 4 difference ...

... more universally respected. In politics he was an ardent Liberal ; but among the Tories he had more triends than among the Whigs. In the terrible crisis of 1825 he, like many others, found his resources, ample as they were, umvailin(figt the moment; but ...

... s, and professes to be ust the thing for the people; but, being based on chicane, as unhappily most of the measures of our Whig rulers are, it involves the ruin and de solation of the many, and raises and exalts the few. Unfortunately for the people of ...

... parties. That they are one and all in a most chaotic condition is patent to the most superficial observer, The old watchwords, Whig and Tory, are obsolete, and the bonds which used to bind them together broken for ever. There is in the present day no such ...