... the House of Lords than the Whigs could, whilst his party the Commons would for the moat part admit the necessity of whatever his Cabinet recommended. . The use of the Tories just now seems to be, to pass measures which Whigs dare not propose or would not ...

... thwarted in every way, by Mr. Gladstone and tbe Liberals who followed bis lead; but the same party of Whigs and moderate Liberals who opposed the Whig-Liberal Reform of 1866, now (with few exceptions) supported the Government. After great delay, the bill ...

... they sopped him—to return f—No—to reach the bottom quicker! There is a passage in Burke’s Appeal from the New to the Old Whigs,” which not only describes the state of facts we have witnessed, but also points the moral. There is in all parties, between ...

... authorities continue to be as watchful ever, but nothing new has transpired endanger the public peace. The Belfast Northern Whig acknowledges singular threatening letter, which its severe articles on Fenianism have called forth, and the proprietor of The ...

... and progress to the country. We belong to no party in the State within or without the Constitution. We have no alliance with Whig, Tory, or Radical. We have labored, many of us, and some of incurred considerable odium, in our endeavors to preserve public ...

... sentude, A PE.Y lAN threat. lately the Northern Whig has some wrer- .rtido. on reQiHDuta, and ihene not aoiting tbe o( tbo con. e|»ratora the following warning boon a-nt to tho omce:— Editor of the Whig CaUrndtr Street Belfast. Dear Sir, —l wish to inform ...

... The country will never submit to the indiscriminate endowment of all religions. The proposition is monstrous. Were the Whigs propose it, the Liberal party would torn into pieces. Sooner any alternative than a transaction so inconsistent and hateful ...

... and imbecility have left their country without voice in the Councils of Europe. An asseition now absolutely untrue. Under Whig and Liberal misgovernment, the influence of England in tbe Councils of the continent had decreased, and was decreasing. Under ...

... the electors candidates of this description, believed that they would meet with large support, both from the constitutional Whigs and large number of the working classes. [Cheera..] The resolution was seconded Mr. J. B. Morgan, supported by Mr. T. Cbossb ...

... could not make good horse of it. The Government, it appeared him, were determined to give to the working cla-sad what the Whigs took away in 1932, so to have a full settlement of the question ; and accordingly they took stand point the principle that ...

... Indeed a gentleman who considered himself a Whig had, in consequence of the administrative power of the ministry, told him of his intention to support them at. the next election. [Cheers.] He hoped many Moderate Whigs would follow the example of that gentleman ...

... Bignold hopes to get the Constitutional Whigs. Having carried, defiance of all principle, the most revolutionary measure passed since the days of Cromwell, these haters of sedition hope to cajole the Constitutional Whigs to help them to preserve the C ...