... privileges be was bound exercise them for God’s glory and the advancement of His cause. Hi* desire had been not to support a Whig a Tory, but support a man whom he believed be a Christian, and who would oppose Popery every shape (applause). With God’s blessing ...

... defence raised hv Mr. which he made them, along with bis bow parting-- Huddleston, in what the judge described as able and “The Whigs have cast off,” said he, and they shall eloquent speech. argued that the girl, being seized repent it'” with the pains of labour ...

... made parly tournament, for Ireland had gained little from these party when they had served their purpose, for the ancient Whigs, wakeful in opposition, were apt to nod in the relaxing atmosphere of office. He now, at last, enter- high hopes, not so much ...

... they held such property,”—a class of property, the way, which forms the main possessions'of the Russells and many other great Whig families in England. We do not know whether such assurance will be more comforting or encouraging these families than the sadden ...

... Uttfa WelNck•treat g 886 gROWN & POLSON’S TO TAMILIKS. artn profit Mi ulo. other qoittUM ire •ometimw wLotitmtod protenoi Whig to BROWN « POLBOK'B. 78* ...

... y°o know to what I refer, explained by Sir J, likely to meet, by your confidence and favour I should Pakington-to “dish the Whigs.” I use a phrase become a candidate for your city, an honourable Lord Derby's. Do believe tbat tbe Conaerva- opponent id Mr ...

... repeated to serve similar occasions. The burden of Thursday night’s address was that the Tories were always wrong, and the Whigs and Liberals always right ; and this refrain *he speaker persevered in to a point so ridiculous as to remind of the amusing ...

... that years ago labour and capital were beautifully blended together, and that under Conservative Government; and that the old Whig party, when craving for the honours of office, said that Conservative Government had been in offi.-e for years, and that they ...

... last hfteen Teara be said Bristol had been alow, staggered place, bat forgot that it had been represented during that time by Whig Radicada (bear. hear). They had had of strangers and wanted local man—a man who could understand local interest. Mr. Miles's ...

... struggle between has been over and over again prophesied dis- liberals d Conservatives, between office-holders tinguished Whig politicians that the Church and lt fight for the great in Ireland could overturned without principles of our Reformed faith ...

... ; and hold, and even express, opinions more opposite in several instances than are many of the generic differences between Whig and Tory. We might furnish numerous illustrations of this from the avowed views persons in their ranks here and elsewhere. ...

... you will allow me a corner in your paper which to express my opinions. contests the present I think the old party names of Whig and Tory. Conservative and Radical. pale their ineffectual fires before the infinitely greater issue which, to my mind, is ...