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... the Jacobites were more favourable to the liberties of the peoplo than the Hanoverian Whigs. In Irelaud they were more tolerant and kindly to the natives, while the Whigs were intolerant and oppressive. Sir CONSTAN- TIN11 Puirrms, in Queen ANNH'S reign, ...
... empire which it keeps divided and, therefore, weak, it iL furnished by the division list, in which will be found the names of Whigs, Tories, and Radicals-Fnglishmen, Isighmen, and Scotchnen; Anglicans-bigh and low-Presby- teriase, Dissenters of all denominiatione ...
... peculiar value of tbehi Univereity was that it contributed to raeise up a claos of mode. derate men of all shades of opinion-Whig, Tory, Radical-but whatever were their politics they were enlightened aud intelligent men, trained upon the great queations ...
... would hardly be adopted by our conteumporary. We Xhoeild then bear no sail of invective about the4 miserable parsimony't of Whig officile, trying to dtrive a Sttyloetr bargain with ent-rprising Incqh itenwho bhad) (lnly risked their capital in a h'rmoit ...
... agitation for this purpose except the genuine and honest one of seeing. it carri-d out. And 1, for one, shall never consent to the Whigs, or any other party, making use of this ptestion for the purpose of getting into power a-d dealing with Un Es ttey dealt with ...
... taken is unprecedented; we have not forgotten 's the appropriation clause (hear), which is not exactly n the brightest page of Whig history (cheers), and some U my remember teresolutionof June, 1159,framedby lo the samenexperienced hand, and which ended, ...
... malotenaoce of an ,acceodlncy an gatlog As It has been hosiile ito everytinlg Irish, to every. thin~g Cathoio. Torler cont Whigs, Conservatives and Lihe. zainmay try thsirstrecglth, measure their forces with onesnon. iliac. i It maimers not wiatn shall ...
... c. solution wag abandoned, and we wereleft with mouths V open and eyes staring to look at the sudden gyration o othe great Whig party (laughter and cheers). Ano. h ther attempt was made when ?? Robert Peel was a. in office. The great statesman had done ...