... significant it is remarkable, all phases of political and religious opinion. Conservative and Liberal, ••■Catholic and Protestant, Whig and Tory»in whatever else they may disagree—evince a remarkable unanimity on this—namely, that there tempting field, and a ...

... Irishmen. Violent addresses were delivered, and one speaker having condemned the Tory Government,” the meeting shouted, The Whigs would have done likewise. ” “It was not words, but deeds (declared a Mr. Carmody) that would show what the men were ; they ...

... means of The Revolution are bound to drive the party to logical conclusions, break it into thousand pieces, as was the old Whig party, unless get our rights.’ That brought him to his pocket-book, and he signed Ids name, Andrew Johnson, with a bold hand ...

... the Reverend Jeremiah Vaughan, the worst of the whole ten publications. Now. that letter was strongly denunciatory of the Whigs and of the landlords. But the Rev. Mr. Vaughan, whose efforts behalf of the tenants were well known, was a living man. Why ...

... in the dull waters Conservatism the fearless of ' new paper Public feeling was taken storm, and the members of the Northern Whig tub • xulted in the power of the fearless champion of civil ami religious liberty. In course of the same month that ushered ...

... Association, the British Constitution. Lord Skclmer*. dale presided, and Mr Char L-e Turner, M.P., also delivered address# The Whigs had always taunted the Conservatives with being the enemies progress and freedom, but it did not so happen that while the Liberals ...

... He would have abuse of the 'tones or of the Whigs. Those who knew him in the character in which he was brought to that bar knew that it had Is'en his misfortune to get into con flirt as much with the Whigs as with the Tories, and would say for the cliief ...

... aren’t the tiling they us’d to be in the time of Queen Ann. The Tories can’t get one to head them, barriu a man the people ; Whigs can’t got lader. ban-in one the people; all the lords in the Turoe Queendoras have to look Dizzy or Gladstone. An’ can’t Derry ...

... follow;” nil is going wrong, and nolsidy knows what to do or say. Now, last year, refused to share the sorrows of the* poor old Whigs, definib dished Lord Derby. We saw subject for regret for the not very great change wrought by Mr. Disraeli’s Bill—that revolution ...

... Office, have shown almost clearly what manner of man was inwardly, Cooper's miniature tells us what he was like outwardly. And, Whigs or Tories, Jacobites or Hanoverians, IVelatists or Puritans, Cavaliers or Roundheads, we may be—often as much from training ...

... LOE?) RUSSELL’S SECOI.D LETTER TO ME. CHICHESTER ON THE STATE OP IRELAND. ( From the Whig. J P.akz. RrsgEi.T, having favoured vvith an advance copy of liia letter the Eight, ilou. Chiehcstcr Forteseue, l*., on the state) Ireland, we are ...

... Phipps a home has already been secured for two of the children in the Female Orphanage, Circular Road Dublin. —Correspondent Whig. WiiECK of Newby Vessel tue Scotch Coast —Aye, N. 8., April During heavy gale from the N.W. yesterday, the schooner John C ...