... the agitation, he vouchsafes one historical fact, and one piece of contemporary information. This is the historical fact: The Whig Government, in the revolution of 1818, by means of her Consul at Rome, the late notorious Mr. Freebom, employed * secret-service ...

... of the writer before us, and in our own, the Parliamentary system which remained master of the field in 1688, and which the Whig statesmen on whom it conferred ascendancy afterwards modified in the manner best calculated keep out the expelled dynasty, ...

... Macaulay was strongly attached to his political friendand deeply imbued with those immortal principles which hate assigned to the Whig glorious share in the annalaaid government of this country. But raised those principles higher power. He gave them broader ...

... matters which nearly concern our religion and the liberty and free action of our Church. It it not to wished for that either Whig or Tory, Protestant Presbyterian, should be allowed to intrude into the domain of ecclesiastical affairs. But, unhappily, if ...

... intention to Father Birch not to offer himself again to his late constituents at Kilkenny for election. The Northern Daily Whig reports great length the proceedings of a great demonstration on behalf of the present system of Irish National Education, ...

... different parties or persuasions. The Tory knew very well, without our assistance, that he ought to take in the Quarterly —the Whig the Edinburgh —the “earnest and decided Reformer” {alias Liberal Unattached) the Westminster —the Papist the Dublinthe modern ...

... commercial history, which mere legal honesty is far exceeded by more dignified principles of rigid justice. —Northeim Daily Whig. AUSTRIA—THE POPE AND HUNGARY. The Vienna cerrespondent of Tht Tim* explains the of Austria towards the Pope and its position ...

... speakers, the opinion is the same. Here is the view of a noble Lord who may be accounted one of the foremost amongst the Whigs not in office, Earl Grey : I, for one, at least, heartily thank her Majesty's Ministers for having advised her to inform us ...

... about that committee. A gentleman had said of one of the members of that committee—a young member connected by special tie with Whig family—that it was his casting vote which destroyed the otherwise immortal Lord of the Treasury (great laughter). Well, but ...

... waxes quite enthusiastic in favour of the Whig* the days of William and Anne. nearly all particulars,” he says, “ a modem Tory resembles a Whig of Queen Anne’s reign, and a Toiy of Queen Anne’s reign modem Whig.” It will be curious if the Tory, or Con ...

... some saying they desired to give peace to the country and strike a blow at the irrepressible conflict, preferring a national Whig to sectional Republican. Mr. Morris, of said if his vote could elect Smith he would not give it. Other explanations were made ...

... the dreadful crime of holding Know-Nothing opinions and belonging to a Know-Nothing lodge ; but who turns out to be old-line Whig, and a representative of national principles.” A very objectionable standard-bearer, but better than Republican; man of pure ...