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... respect aud esteem of these advanced Whigs. From 17!>2 or 1793 he lived not merely in the confidence, bu: in familiar intimacy with the advanced Whigs ot the past generation. He had the entree at all times and hours to the Whig coteries, aud was received at ...
... or Conservative section of Parliament to carry many salutary measures some f which were- confessedly of Whig origin. ' Here al, abhorrence of Whig principles is at once belied, and the meanness e,f factious personal opposition was foreign t ...
... IRELAND. FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. DUBLIN, Tuesdat Morning. ULTRAMONTANE DEMANDS.— THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY. The Northern Whig endorses an able article in its Roman ! Catholic contemporary, the Cork Reporter, against the pre- j tensions aud demands of ...
... issue two sons and a daughter. He succeeded his father in 1817. was high sheriff of Leieestci shire in 1825, and sat as the Whig mem- ber for the county of Leicester in 1819 and 1820, and from 1830 till 1832 ; for North Leicestershire from 1833 to 1837 ...
... from a statesman to-day which I will repeat. Ho observed — You are talking much about the occupation of Rome because tlte Whigs are in power, but let the Tories come in aud Eng- land will support the Pope with foreign arms. Not a Tory spoke for Victor ...
... from a statesman to-day which I will repeat. He observed — You are talking much about the occupation of Rome because the Whigs are in power, but let the Tories come in aud Eng- land will support the Pope with foreign arms. Not a Tory spoke for Victor ...
... steam-ship i Victoria, but l*iug compelled to return a second time the ' order for foreign service was countermanded. The left whig ; of tiie regiment is now in Canaela. The Revenge is await ing orders at Spithead ; it is expected she will return to Plymouth ...
... Auckland's success. He has been censured as an unprincipled time-serving place-hunter, because he espoused vehemently neither the Whig nor the Tory cause, j but, uuder the auspices of each, as it alternately prevailed, pursued Ids own quiet course of admi- | ...
... y doing this, in order to he ahle to stand j .wards the Roman Catholic Irish party in the attitude j it .cui.k-il by tiie Whigs for so many years, to the vast injury ■ (, ?? constitutional principle and honest and impartial govern- Q lent. Does the Mornhvi ...
... whose views are sound ; and I do not think it will long remain vacant. Report assigns it to Mr. Ashmun, an old Massachusetts Whig of the Conservative pattern, and by no means the worst person upon whom it couid be be- stowed. Massachusetts already has the ...
... present attitude of tho Cabinet of Turin w»s intolerable. Mr. Stans_ eld having addressed the House, Mr. Maopire denounced the Whigs as the here- ditary enemies of the lib-rtiea of tiieir Catholic countrymen ; aud charged the Government with adopting a policy ...
... hai ibe key of the Italian revolution, and it was to him that llatazzi looked up. He believed that the great Picd- montese whig party was totteriug to its fall, and that be- fore another debate took place on this subject ia tho house the bubble of Italian ...