... this question felt in Parliament, whether local or Imperialhe dtd not care whether a candidate for Parliara-ntary honours was Whig or a Tory, for in the end he believed they were both very much alike ; and for his own part, he would hulpa Conservative into ...

... assuredly, pretty well for one county, and well may the editor of the Co' k Reporter point Lis commentary with * sarcasm which the Whig politicians who influence the patronage of Dublin CaAle should feel. Ultramontunism is, however, a vorreloab animal, wad would ...

... with any programme. It would be strange if they were. There is an absolute antagonism between different sections of the Tory- Whig-Radical Coalition npon almost the only question requiring to be treated- One is almost tired of repeating that the Ministry ...

... heaven another. (Cheers.) As to politics —it was all humbug. (Laughter.) They might have their particular parties—Tories, Whigs, Radicals, or Conservatives. But when they had a common cause, it came to this, they were all pitched overboard. Pobtics externally ...

... diocese, that the deceased Prelate had so deservedly enjoyed. But the unkindest cut of all has proceeded from the Northern Whig, a talented Protestant journal, takes the Bight Rev. Father in God sharply to task for hi# ill-advised animadversions on the ...

... beo ome famous ne for having successfally traversec great Australion ex vost he following detailed re itary Continent, The Whig gives t ted from the account of tho exploring party, extrac King is a st itgo- narrative of Mr ning, the only sorvivor. to ...

... It was protest only against the cant of the subject. In his student years Bonn that the Prince wrote lurm in hi , ttusk, our Whig Reviewer has an essay music, which wc may sure is of no • • . e . superficial character ; and at all times was some passages ...

... informed that mail car contractors are out prohibited from carrying unstamped newspapers, and are authorized to do so—Northern Whig. The Hartley caltrnity has led to something like an agitation for a reform in the construction--if we may use the term--of ...

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... field of Waterloo. He was a man of three-score years and ten*' when the angry debates occurred in the House of Commons the Whig Reform Bill ot 1832. During the whole of his long life, in which such important events in the world's history have occurred ...

... that being tinder the orders of another. He never could brook control. The end of all was that unhappy Baltic campaign. The Whigs, we have seen, had great trust in him. Lord Grey's Government did all they could for him in his Portuguese adveuture. Lord ...

... be for the American revulutionibts ; the leader of the Radicals will be for Conservatism iri America ; the leaders of the Whigs will , probably shale about between them. Sown may deem , this a good opportunity for getting back some of the States to British ...