... spread of education than the advocates of a compulsory national system; more for careful constitutional precedent than the Whigs; and more for the spiritual independence of the Church than the 1higheat Tories. He unies, cotton with culture, Meanchenter ...

... Premier ?? th* lamented death of the Duke of Northumberland. . It is stated that Mr. Dargan will be brought forward | in the Whig interest, for the city of Dublin, at the Geue- Kai Election. Dr. Stoes, who waa the first in France to practise tho ; section ...

... was o n ly a Tory, whether he was • lord's eon or • poor man's son, they would swallow him, bones and all. There were 400 Whigs in Chester. These 400 were in favour of Reform, and would vote for a in preference to a Conservative; hut be must be a Reformer ...

... been left, however, to the old style of importers it is feared very little advantage would have been enjoyed by the public, it Whig certain that when wines were sold from 3a to per bottle a much easier and literati.° trade could be carried oo than when the ...

... and the welfare of its people, whoever they may be, and whatever shade of political opinions they may hold, whether they be whig, or tory, or radical, or independent. (Cheers.) did not come belore them totally untried man. Two battles had he fought in ...

... the > Canada* might have fallen can nn>. n. ,h. ' Northern State, of Aasrica. But Sra^British North Amerioam hare abamed even Whig Government into doing something, and we have got the report of the deputy inspector fortifications, which is laid before Parliament ...

... woolsack, made his son-in-law, Mr. Higgins, a Commissioner in Lunacy ; but there was such a row about it on the part of the Whigs, that he cancelled the appointment —catch Bethell cancelling anything of the kind ! These clerkships the House of Lords are ...

... ofjithe 22nd of this month, which has, on several marked occasions, been singularly fatal Whig governments. It may credit extraordinary train of coincidences, Whig politicians should look with peculiar distrust on this day. The following is striking and ...

... during the Spanish liberating war—at time when, according to an expression of Madame De Stael, the Tories of England were the Whigs of Europe;” and if, a happy inspiration, he had accepted the Foreign Office towards the close of that war, he would surely ...

... friends slated the Gelid., sod drank their health.; and then the Blue party did the muse. The Yellow was the ?my the Blue the Whig. (Laughter.) The Corporation had their freemen and Mr Corwin and his party had theirs. Was it not • politic thing to keep in ...

... than our fathers were content ‘with, and thus the political jargon of an age in which parties were known by the names ** Whigs and * Tories,’’ has been exchanged for a nomenclature which expresses the respective principles which characterise them. A ...

... ostra- cise him, asserted his title to the appellation Liberal, although repudiating any obligation towards the motley crew of Whigs and Radicals who monopolise it, and in tbe correspondence whicb ensued bad by far tbe best of his opponents. We subjoin tbe ...