... basest md most dishonest character. It was the Whig party who supported the cry of Titus Oates. It was the ?? party who, when it served their turn, supported ihe cry of Daniel O'Connell. It was the Whig leader, -gain, who, some seventeen or eighteen years ...

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... means it took to vindicate the honour of the country, and of the courage it displayed in undertaking a responsibility which the Whig Govern- ment dared not accept. We congratulate the friends and relatives of the prisoners npon their liberation ; and we heartily ...

... the means it t'*>k vindicate the honour of the country, an of the c* urago it displayed in undertaking a responsibility which Whig Government dated n*-t accept. Wo congratulate the friomls and relatives of the priaoners upon their lilxtruiion ; and we heartily ...

... neither the West Briton or yourself made any remark on the use made by the Tories of it, sack being the ease they say, the Whigs can't get over the potivaßopen, they don't say anything about that; now, sir, as it was a vita/ and taking part of Mr. Fowler's ...

... he professed those opinions at that time, but he has explained that he meant them for adoption, not against the Tories, but Whigs. With his explanation I have nothing to do. I question his philosophy, but Ido not doubt his honour. When any man tells me ...

... his lordship has continued to hold an independent position in the Upper House, freely criticising the politi- cal measures of Whig and Tory Governments alike, but paying constant and careful attention to the legal business of the House as one of the law ...

... but he has naturally more faith in the consti- tuencies which he has himself created than in the present creation of the Whigs, and his appeal will therefore, when- ever it is made, be to the nation on the extended basis of household suffrage. I regret ...

... Cornish Telegraph, an important change has taken place in the ownership of property at St. Ives, Earl Cowley, the well-known Whig diplomatist having purchased the Mornington property, which makes the noble earl lord of Margery and part lord of Trelyon and ...

... entire oollection “ Hansard ” November 1834 Sir Robert reins of Lord office his Lord following April for biographer in of Whig alike but of “ lords” is of in reply informed M his oeasing be peer period foram Lord In published edition discourse written ...

... I imagine, may be a tolerably sound Whig, yet have very serious doubts the exi>odicncy of Iffr Gladstone’s measures. The case of the Irish Church doe# not, as far 1 cau see, come ncceswirily under the head of Whig or Tory politics, unless Ton?- ism simply ...

... by the matly rate tkl iii..it.dity. The naval ravings banks had been eminently and they were now at all the stations. lii !Whig an address of nearly three hours' duratiee, the ,Gglit centleman credit for the estimates, and tar: the sum of u3d, , Zi be ...