... opportunity of recording their vote for a representative in Parliament. Inhisviewitwasofno consequence whether the candidate were whig, a tory, a radical, a conservative, or non-descript, or by whatever political name he might be known ; only let it be understood ...

... plunder thle churchs.- (Iloiir, ?? asso- as ciated heiselsef with the Irilsh Romyan Catholics, and the Ss Democrats and the Whigs, anxious to hold ofhice, bribed )ic these parties to rob the Iicicl Chourch; but Sir Robert Peel ut sinal deeted him, and he ...

... he sat down thatt these wee no reason why the working men of this country should not be Conservatives, instead of Radicals, Whigs, or E Chartists. -(Hear, ?? would ask working men plainly whether Radical masters paid better wages than Conservative masters ...

... candidate to recommeni to'the ,electors at Chester. But that pamby is, in MY opinion, a noble 3and great ?? is the way in which a.Whig historian speaks of it; sand speaking of seeal hudedoti .country party, which has alway xsewa de ?? 0 Ithey have always been ...

... nelenow- l ledges that Lund Derby's bill was the best yet brought sinrc forwvard. Telsvn etcac,i as o eom as 1wee when the Whigs oight have accepted end amended S the Tory bill. . I I the The trial of Capt. Corbett for a breach of the Foroign £l1,t Enlistment ...

... stats. .. PAaerTES 1-o IReELAND.-The various political sections in Ireland are very inadequately described when divided into Whig and Tory. Their characteristics may be stated thus : The fanatical Orange party, who have little influence; the Liberal Protestant ...

... him to the electors at Chester. But that party is, in my opinion, a noble and great party. (Hear.) This is the way in which Whig historian speaks of it; and speaking of several hundreds of this country party which has always existed, what does he say? ...