... was happy to say that he had never yet been a Whig, and he hoped he never should be, for believed in the description that Whig was a tyrant office and a traitor out of it; but he did not think that the Whigs designed any damage to the national Church. But ...

... closed at six o'clock yesterday eveuing, and will continue so during to day and to teu o'clock to-morrow morning. The Northern Whig, in its second edition, says they have received telegram from D r.y contradicting the report of disturbances having taken place ...

... the government tbe eountry, probably for another decade, let us take a momentary glance at the position and poliey of the Whigs since 1859, and at their position at the present moment In the year 1859 the Wliigt, having stifled most excellent Reform Bill ...

... application to existing circumstances of these onr common principles, that application of our principles through which we become Whigs or Tories. Conservatives or Radicals the case may be. Wa may range ourselves with any of these parties as we see fit our political ...

... Exchequer left town on Tuesday, for Hawarden Cast e, Chester. Scene in the Belfast Council Chajtbeb. Tlia Belfast Northern Whig reports quarterly meeting of thg Town Council, in which Mr. Rea fignres prominently, and is treated after the manner in which ...

... principles, is it possible for him consistently hold such and such other principles ? If a man is a Conservative, says the Whig, must he not also be enemy to liberty ? If a man be Liberal, says the Tory, must he not also be a revolutionist And in these ...

... Parliament. Reform in this particular is party question, for the admitted evil* affect all parties alike, the Tory well as the Whig, the Conservative li as the Liberal. Mr Dodson's Connty Voters'J Registration Bill, now before the House of Commons, founded ...

... collateral ancestor, the famous Admiral Blake. Mr Blake, as is well known, was a Nonconformist and a staunch supporter of the Whig interest, but he valued his own rights and privileges too much not to respect the political and religious convictions of those ...

... adopting the opinions of their Radical friends, willing retain Lord Palmerston at any price, and contented with the name of a Whig Government, whether its measures are Conservative, Liberal, or revolutionary. It is rather hard that Conservatives should be ...

... for Professor Jowett. Moreover, it was a kind of trial of strength ; for although tories might be found on both sides, and whigs on both sides, and high-churchmen and low-churchmen on both sides, upon the whole the orthodox conservatives voted against ...

... whatever pains or penalties may be the consequence. It is very common remark, that all party distinctions are at an end. Whig® and Tories are no more. All the battles likely to fought have been fought—and won. There is an end to them, and it is only ...

... true sense of that word, is the interest of every nation and of every community. Whether such liberality will be the fruit of whig or of tory supremacy is quite another question ; and the Brighton election throws some light upon the subject. The advocates ...