... regard Ireland as » nation of lunatics. The question was now beyond the resistance of the Tories, or the tinkering of the Whigs. was one which the people themaelves had determined, as would be seen at the next election, to settle on tha principles of ...

... gave him credit. There are, we know, a Peter Bell school of politicians to whom all colours seem of one hue —who are neither Whig nor Tory, and who are so subtle that to be nothing is all their glory. Mr H. A. Palmer seems desirous to write himself down ...

... shadow of the approach of those responsibilities which have sobered so many ardent Radicals into very tame dependents of the Whigs; which silenced Mr Bernal Osborne's reckless tongue, and neutralised the fervour of Mr W. E. Forster. However this may be, ...

... purpose. You are, I believe, aware that family and myself have . been for more than a century past identified with the 'Old Whig'—in later times called 'The Liberal'—cause in Bristol, jr and I am, therefore, desirous of explaining the grounds on which ...

... for the city of Bristol. Palmer states that his family and himself have been for more than a century identified with the old Whig, in later times, Liberal (with whom I have acted for more than half that Period) He is desirous explaining the grounds his ...

... purpose. you are, I believe, aware that my family and myself have been for more than a century past identified with the ' Old Whig'—in later times called 'The Liberal'—cause Bristol, and I am, therefore, desirous of explaining the grounds on which I am ready ...

... progress when Dr. Johnson used to report the Parliamentary debates, always taking care, his good old Tory fashion, that the Whig rascals never had the best of the argument. The great development of the profession has come, however, with the penny press ...

... Palmer's letter, which man read order to Bee from what motives that gentletoart cnan parties. One reason was that the land- « bet Whig and Tory had been broken down, j 'hat was the case why had Mr Palmer joined the Party? Mr Rogers reduced Mr Palmer's reason ...

... the Professorship of Chemistry and Toxicology at the latter institution. In politics Mr Herapath was in early life an extreme Whig. His connection with the Political Union of 1831, and his conduct with refevnce to the Bristol Riots, have been much animadverted ...

... n identified with the 'old Whig'—in later times called ' the Liberal'—cause in Bristol; as if the terms old Whig and Liberal were in any sense synonymous. I contend that there is great distinction between the old Whigs, with their aristocratic ideas ...

... The Northern Whig says that a case of the discovery of supposed Greek fire has occurred at Belfast. The Stockport Advertiser announces the death of James Lomax, proprietor and editor of that journal, at the age of 83. handsome claret jug, bearing an ...

... but of measures —(hear, hear) —and it would be for the people of Bristol to decide whether—becanse Lord Derby had dished the Whigs by carrying a Reform Bill, they were going to adhere to Lord Derby, who began his career an ardent Reformer, but who for years ...