... American of the South is haughty, prompt, to the Whigs sod Tories in this country, and were or Tile colons (ironical leughter and applabon. irascible, violent, ardent in desire, impatient of beta. called the Whigs and Democrats, The Whip were weld fill the ...

... nobody else would hold it up. The United States contained formerly two great parties, Whigs and Democrats (similar to the Whig and Tory parties of this country), tbe Whigs being in favour of strong Federal action, and tho Democrats in favour of the utmost ...

... builder-u, in our new edifice is bee .me THE CHIEF wrown to the Whig: and Tories it, this country, and were or TUG comma (ironical laughter and applause). lie called the Whip Democrats. The Whigs wire could fill the evening with similar epeeches, when in ...

... tectionists of that city have at least discovered that high duties neither advance the revenue nor stimulate commerce. — Northern Whig. Threatening to Shoot. — At the head police office, Dublin, on Friday, Captain Roger Palmer, of tho Mayo Militia, appeared ...

... William Hutt, M.P., Sir W. Atherton, M.P., nearly all the local liberal members of 'milemeet, the Dean of Durham, and moat of the Whig gentry, clergy, and manufacturers in the two north-eastern counties. THE or Loan Etna,rroo.—The Irish papers refer to this ...

... crucified between two thieves, I have been crucified between two parties ; indeed, it is the old story, Church t». Chapel, Whig v. Tory, and Millowner v. Mill- tenant that is at the bottom of it I have therefore made these statements to you, being the ...

... of feudality, when a seat therein ceases to be considered the reward of patriotic labours — but grudged the removal of the Whig chief from the scene of those noble labours with which the name of Lord John Russell will be for ever associated. As the purest ...

... potent perhaps than any other, where the Whigs had done more against it by speaking than any other place, unless it was Bir- mingham, which furnished a similar instance. He had more hope in the Tories than in the Whigs. Mr. Holy- oake concluded his lecture ...

... with all his might. Major Beebspobd, M.P. said that, if we annihilated wl- y an d confounded the najural distinctions between Whig and Tory,— if we acknowledged that Conservatism and Liberalism were all the same,— we ahould at once fall into tatbomless depths ...

... Drainage Cotumitter, Iset, limy Mt net so yet been seserdel, the brims required by thidleseisen leg the sillsetleme by them Whig seek Gs oesaatto emit set the cduicil to opts to. LOOM VWIIO OP The mod proemial to Implication from tmososso he to sell losoodo ...

... Ap 1824, he succeeded to the Inconetcy on the death ot his father, sad two years afterwards w is retunien for Car. lisle on Whig principles. His abilities @misbecame appa• rest attest be entered the hoses of Commies, and he dewsed a great acquisition to ...

... Sir James Graham was of the same age and standing as Lord Bussell — the year of his birth being 1792. Like many of the young Whigs, he was educated at Westminster School, From there he went to Queen's College, Cambridge, and very speedily entered upon public ...