... who are not Whigs, or Liberals. or Radical% or Democrats. to vote for the Tories in England, and to do the same in Ireland, for (continues the Ultramontane organ) we know that by principleand tradition the Tories are the adversaries of the Whig, Liberal ...

... for ovary addltionsl half MOOR. THIII 100 r PONT. Weighing aos. ld. Sos. to Pos. to Inas 41.1. leo& b thos W. and so oa. 2d. Whig rimmed for every additional he-t pound. or lass weight. Zvery packet must Im apes. at the sods. ...

... recognise the establishment of the empire in 1552, he bet the actual occupant of the Foreign ofEcr., on the December. The Whigs only winiel: i i t t i lliver fi ve weeks after that event but his adds, that doubtless they w ipild taco same cordial course ...

... winded. and to which all their hail %y i p; IN,* spread in the storid . IVlmen lies tbe was. recently asked by a sovereieu Whig was time cause of l'ilglaiars and pruipmetty she presenteal hint with a copy of the Bible. ;mad male. the very truthful and ...

... test the truth of the rumour. There is nothiug further of importance to rvj4nt in reference to the movement. The Niiri!ecru Whig Oves the following state. meat respet bog the eonspiraty :—••The revelations relative to the plt, us moved by O'Keefe's co ...

... of the Whig party for the succeeding ten years. Between 1841 and 18411 Lord Palmerston was in opmoitios. la December. 1'4.5, when the repeal of the Corn Laws became unavoideble, Sir R. Peel rmigoed. and Lord J. Rattail undertook to form a Whig governntent ...

... instinctively attribute the same genial attributes. Except the late Lord Melbourne, awl probably the great Whig leader, Mr. Fox, the leading Whigs have never been personally genial men, and even Lord Melbourne's light and witty sayings, though they bad ...

... between the principles of Catholicism and Protestantism, or the old English political struggle between Tory and Whig. The old Tory and Whig have both grown with the growth of knowledge that their conflicts tested before it was established, and the old ...

... apprenticeship system or other substitute for slavery will be tolerated. The military authorities have suspended the Richmond Whig, and taken possession of the establishment. CANADA. QIIII2O, 14th July. It is announced that Lord Maxi has received important ...

... party which had been oppesed to civil and religions liberty from all time. Uproar.) He had given an independent support to the Whig party because he believed that party to be the friends of the people. whilst the Tory party were the enemies of the people ...

... Sir Robert Peel, he readily adopted the enlightened doctrines of his master's later career, and %hen he afterwards joined the Whig party hie principles were at least as liberal as those of his new allies. Temporarily discredited by the failure of the War ...

... alliance of the orevrous day had caused a panic in Richmond. The newspapers were not published for three days after, and the Whig of that day consisted only of a single page. It onntametl however, the theatre advertisements and some comments upon the previous ...