... has been a sort Tory all his life, and, we take it for granted, ia Just about aaCooierTatiTe now Lord Darby. It to whet the Whigs ate at present; they poem to mighty Conservative ; and I ilmerstoo does not properly belong them. The people, scarcely und ...

... Hi»btoodw«ilriih.hU genialwMlrbh, indjwlt who the in niidioaiiid Ungoiga’’! I. «• a liberal; took office «• » Tory; ***“*“ Whig** into power he would b»« held office ■iidar tbea.bßt they give him only Eobert Peel the •nd •un» with Derby. The ewwer bn ...

... eight letters, in which Mr. Martin expresses strong opinions on the rights and condition of Ireland. He seems to prefer Tory to Whig rule in this country, according to the following passage:— The leader* of the Irish Protestants—that is, oar Tories,* * Co ...

... lordahip baa pubbabed a letter denying tbal be does, or ever did, belong ibat patty. By “Liberal” we inppoae bit lordtbip meant Whig and with tbal diarepnlable party,” be call* it, hs eey* men with a ahred of character could ever consent to act.’* hat opinion ...

... ba apolagy for dafaatad Libaraliam iu Daaonpnrt ? It etonol ba of candidal a—a Whig, Gray,'o'gtlUat admiral. Theta if nnlr ana bonact raaaon. Tiro oouolry it load of Whig laanigamcul, and alianatar faaling eon fairly end truly tailed, uriraiiaaer tho ...

... put forward so sireniioasly, that there was no difference now between Whigs and Tories, sttoelt the root of the matter by showing that there wonld always be a difference between Whigs and Consereattees, with regard both our foreign and our domestic polities ...

... the party opposed to real American principles, baa had in its day, and ita protean changes, a rariety of names— Federalists, Whigs, Natires, Know-Nothings, fcc. The other party, which represent* the principles of Jefieraon and the federation of Statee, has ...

... uater .i.andonad. matter what the exigenria. of party, thnaa prinelpla* of progwt* * eeu.litota ••the plaifoiaT’of the Enuliih Whig party. In llrel.nd, and the neighbourhood of Kentnare, irbara ib. great of Iri.h property rra. .ilaated, h. w.. ..teamed aoro ...

... e»niiiliiin ahuwibg. (Owen bural into teare). Mi Oime—Thia it your Brat time brfi're me—l will only fin# you and eoata. —A'er- Whig. ...

... MMeaipi, they bare eaptnrad tbe whole roUiog etoek of ibtoo (oar Knee of rail way, inaladiag forty tad tbia cap tan the RiekmeU Whig ecu down loee wholly irreparable to tba Coofederetre. la tlie Taebo oaantty. whiefa wee orertan by General Baaka, and aabaeqaeotly ...

... Tba loiiabitanta In and aiound wonder greatly why the low aulboritiea kaaa not iba raaa, and inquiry concerning It.—.VarfArra Whig- In Ibn cnnn Co) Dinkion *. th* B*»l ofWillon, (h* Qotnn'* Bnneb hu grtmtii tolr, (tlliog upon tha pTtinliff to nlio* taoin ...

... Dicpntch Ih® 9vb ull , commenting (lie Noitbern oceoonU of (be figbu ing »i Viektborg, lint the following from the Vickihurg Whig the 27ih ibo bcal exposition of iboso l|ing dispttebtt ** Our etoie has growing hricbtsr dsf •ino# ih« tkirmisbinf lU* Y«t»o ...