... ) The case has gone far beyond argument; it has gone altogether beyond the resistance of the tone or the tinkering of the Whigs. (Cheers and laughter.) is a question which the people of England themselves must no longer leave to peddling statesmen, but ...

... unrivalled power of darting forth barbed and poisoned sentences, he has launched his shafts impartially and unsparingly against Whigs and Tories: but he has never headed, or attached himself to, any third party which has endeavoured to pursue higher aims by ...

... Islands, and the captain and three men were drowned. General Disendowment of all Religious Bodies in Ireland.—The Northern Whig reports a respectable meeting, which was held in the Athenaeum, Belfast, on Friday evening, in favour of the general disendowment ...

... and enter into bail —themselves in 501, and two sureties 'in 25L each, or suffer a seeoud month's imprisonment.—The Northern Whig says : — As might be expected, this trial has excited great deal of interest among the Orangemen of the North ; and perhaps ...

... out their case. After some general observations from Mr. Rearden and Mr. Griffith, Mr. Laing asserted that thongh the old Whigs opposed the bill because they thought its defeat would embarrass the Government and retain the Scotch vote on their side at ...

... the first Reform Bill. They succeeded to the inheritance of the old Whigs, who in their time did good yeoman's service to the State. There are individual Whigs left now, but the Whigs as a party are dead and gone, No young politician starting in public ...

... of the policy to which the leaders of the Opposition have pledged themselves. Among the ranks of what may be called the old Whig party there are men who would rather abstain from sweeping a measure as the extinction of the Irish Establishment, and there ...

... committed for trial. The Futube Libebal Govebnment.—The new Government, says the Spectator, if raised to power, will not be Whig Government of the ancient type. It need not the public interest be quite as weak in the peers as the present one admits itself ...

... assembled along the route, with bands of music. The Prince and the Policeman. —A special correspondent in Dublin of the Northern Whig, writing on Saturday morning:— I have told you that the disappointment occasioned by the Prince and Princess's late arrival ...

... of the trial to the defendants was a fine and imprisonment. In 1812 Brougham contested the borough of Liverpool with another Whig, against Canning and General Gascoyne, but the two Tories were returned. He also failed in a subsequent canvass for the In ...

... Salisbury In y . 111 ifc «ome of the Woman Catholic the bill Denbigh, are reported likely to oppose T I of thc Oosntitutional Whigs as tion *It 1, Lt i otter a strenuous and determined opposi- Bull tS ea * culaW h >' contemporary the W In Y f - - thr out ...

... imputed to him were substantially correct, but insisted that they were literally true, and that the foreign policy successive Whig ver lments had reduced the country a state which hael i npr.cedcnted since the accession the House of Hanover. did not, however ...