... demands for {political power, which they bawe been persuaded to belisT# they are entitled instantly granted. At the same lime the Whig journals and magazines of different shades hark in for extensions of the franchise more or Ism important, and |pre*e each their ...

... described new, although it is apparently cow new, yet, after all, it is but the illustration of the ancient policy of the Whigs and the Liber.i! party (h cheers). Now, fancy that in 'his matter we feel tba the prospects of the country—! speak now oi its ...

... laws altogether, now partially enforced and made to bear only against the most loyal portion of the and whether our rulers be Whig or Tory we care not—they will find the Orangemen of Ireland as faithful to them as they are de- votedly loyal to our gracious ...

... described as new, although it is apparently now new, y et, after all, it is but the illustration of the ancient policy of the Whigs and the L . beret party (loud cheers). Now. I fancy that in this matter we feel the prospects of the country—l speak now of ...

... who were three in number, may yet be brought to justice, and receive that punishment which their conduct deserves.— Northern Whig. There has been a thaw in the ice at Cronstadt; but in the south of Russia the cold is intense. At Odessa a man was lately ...

... IRELAND. , SCHRIBER AND SONS, In an article with the above heading the Northern ' WATCUMAKEHS, jewellers, cold a*d silver- Whig aays “It appears from the Nation that repre- SMITHS. ELEfTRO-PLATERS. Ac., senlationa iutre been made by the Irish Catliolic ...

... Roman Catholic prelates. Mon- strous and intolerable demands, and it is such a system of intellectual bondage as this that a Whig Cabinet, headed by a Russell, is expected to establish in Ireland. The results of such a policy arejso obvious that it is al- ...

... foundations of the State itself; for if such @ title were disturbed where would the end be? Having referred to the declaration of Whig statesmen, in support of the integrity of the Church’s status, the lecturer quoted from speeches delivered by Serjeant Shee ...

... intermarriages between the Russells, the Romillys, and the Elliots; and we know enough of the principles and the practices of the Whig party to be sure that a claim of that kind is sufficient to outweigh a score of objections that rest only on the public advantage ...

... expenditure in ir land, and rrce p are, are confident, little short twalvs. Yet iuaolant scribbler iu semi-official organ of the Whig Government h-» the -uce lo ray that in En 1 money ia ep.mt on than Britain ! The truth is that this p'nr, worried, fiullied ...

... there was in which they could find refuge (lat Mr. Bright then alluded to the remarks Ah enant- Pakington’s speech, that while Whigs were quarrelling, the republicans were ing, and years ago the air of menaces of war, but the Tories of ae succuinbed, The result ...

... had asked the deni: resistance, the reaction, the betrayal been the acts of government, and of od, the but government, both Whig and Tory Ministry. 1830. If the enfranchised middle clas. Goschen k care to not ungrateful, we may look more fully by far, ...