... though they were Dissenters the most repulsive sort. 'llie Liberator. The Fexias Arrests and Seizures Belfast.—The northern Whig says that on Tuesday evening the authorities made certainly the most important arrests and seizures which have as yet been ...

... dispute the assertions and recorded opinions of two the abiest lawyers of modem times. remembered that John Campbell was a Whig, not Radical, aud that Sir Palmer was tii! lately aConservative, and vow considered remarfcculy and ..autious man, both the ...

... of which the consequences have m the main been salutary, forms the principle argument in favour of another dose of the same Whig medicine. Never was popular logic more at fault. The men who brought in the great Reform Bill of declared that it was to be ...

... THE*NORWICH MERCURY. by the late Whig Government, to X 7, or bv creating for them a special franchise, analogous to that possessed by the English and Irish Univcrsitiea. This might be done by dividing the country into districts, and enacting that ail ...

... itself Liberal—l call it Whig. It professes to be favor of Reform, but it does nothing for it. [Hear, hear.] keeps the question open, because keeping it open keeps political capital its pocket [Hear, hear.| The Whigs—the high Whigs, unlike the Tories—[hear ...

... show that whatever may be the case with the present class of voters, the working men Thetford are not nnder either Tory or Whig domination. It would be amusing, were not for the reckless disregard all truth, to see the silly falsehoods by which contemporary ...

... white to 725.; Cambridge, red, 67a. to 62B,, ; G6s.; Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, red, 48s. white to foreign, red, 5Gs. to 385., whig 68s. Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk, 40s. 505.; forkshire, Lincolnshire, and Switch (56 lbs.), 35a. to 45s.;|nDding lbs.}, 325 ...

... imbibed the conviction, that to the aristocracy and gentry—(and he often speaks those classes so as to include both parties — Whigs as well as Conservatives) —are to be ascribed whatever misery exists among the workin men; and those men, he asserts, are ...

... 1852, is there not ground for the conclusion be might bave said even more in 1866, and more still in 1867 than 1866? We give Whigs credit for agility Political movements when the time has come, and we rarely see them hampered antecedent letters or speeches ...

... higher in type than Lord Palmerston or even Lord Russell, a man with a faith which the former has not, a man unspoiled the cold Whig insouciatice of the latter, statesman all whose faults spring from the intensity of disinterested conviction—we hold the party ...

... deny. The late Sir B. Peel, Mr. Cobden, Mr. Disraeli, Sir J. Pakixgton, aud Mr. Walpole's speeches all harmonise nere, whether Whig or Tory, Radical or Adullamite, not a shade of difference— they one and all condemn this tax. Now, with due respect to these ...

... of Priory Park, near Bath, for the use of t. at religious body. At tbe pressing instance of some of the mo -c influential Whigs, Mr. Brand, it is understood (says the Manchester Guardian), has respited his withdrawal from the important post of whip, ...