... the EngUsh newspapers do, to the reproduction of opinions, whether Liberal or Conservative, Aristocratic or Democratic, Tory, Whig, or Radical, attacks the very prin- ciple of our institutions, and even the dynasty itself, I felt myself bound, if I was to ...

... property uuder their swmv, and j storiug up vice little -savings' agaiust the future. MR. TUENBULL'S ASSAILANTS. The Northern Whig closes a long denunciation of this gentleman's assailants by saying : — It is intolerable that nrivate bigotry should be ...

... will either absent them- selves on Wednesday next or vote with us; indeed, 1 fully expect that some of the old constitutional Whigs will come over to us. I think that the 280 votes recorded la.>t year represent the full strength of the enemies of the Churcb ...

... hetoo notorious India Bill which was the immediate cause of the disaster. After the dissolution had sealed the fate of the Whig party, he drew up, in the form of a representation to the King, a defence of his own conduct and of the late House of Commons ...

... predecessors, his grandfather and great- grandfather. Those two respectable old gentle- men. as we once heard them styled by a Whig orator, were, in sooth, foreigners, and not very con- versant with our national ways. But they had sense enough to be aware ...

... other lands, who rise to rid themselves of the blight and the curse of English dominion. THE IRISH LINEN TRADE. Tiie Nortliern Whig makes the following remarks relative to the present state of this trade : — The Linen Trade : Although a slight indication ...

... day, with even-handed justice he exhibited his perfect inde- pendence the next, by being as eloquent an advo- cate for the Whigs ; alluding to his writing lead- ing articles simultaneously for the antagonist news- paper organs of Pitt and Fox. Lord P ...

... part, 1 will give such support as I can offer to any useful proposal, whether it emanate from an Orangeman a Conservative, a Whig, an Old Ireland Repealer, a Young Ireland Repealer, or a Franco-Hibernian ; and if we act towards each other in this spirit ...

... his duties as a bishop, was justly unpopular with Churchmen. Hoadley had flung himself heart and soul into the sause of the Whigs, and openly declared himself their champion against Atterbury and the Tories. For his ser- vices in this cause the House of ...

... moved by the historical character of his name to assume the part of a pad— cator. His enemies of the BeU party, who were then Whigs, used to sneer at him as thej last Adams, but I perceive that they are delighted with his speech, Mr. Everett congratulating ...

... Vincentini's columns rallied at the town of Monte- leone, a lofty position commanding the road from Rome to Rieti. The folio whig account of the engagement at Banco appeared iv the Roman jour- nal of the 30th inst. : — A letter from Frosiucne informs ...

... repeal is dead,' and celebrated its obsequies by sending to the British Parlia- ment this gentleman, who has since become a Whig Lord of the Treasury. In Galway it has been in like manner proclaimed that the Lever contract is more dear to the Irish nation ...