... the empire which it keeps divided and, therefore, weak, it is furnished by the division Lsl, which will be found the names Whigs, Tories, and Radicals—Englishmen, Irishmen, end Scotchmen ; Anglicans—high and low—Presbyterians, Dissenters of all denominations ...

... when, after haring thoroughly invaetigatod the cam, and fiading that charge malntaiaed him, waa from custody.— Ovrrmpcmdmt Whig. ...

... people than tho iau -'cent necessity. Ihey are the natural and Whigs. In Ireland they were more tolerant inevitable consequence the mild liberal and kindly to the natives, while the Whigs principles our ecclesiastical policy, sod I were intolerant and ...

... Atd. third £lO. TUkt-l lot Iba spacnl Drewtaf anre t» anti 'd*.- ST. fcIAKVb TaALbiiltO iU . hTtKHuPt 9TVCBT. Tba «RAMO DBA WHIG 0» thl/t-t. mill br b.- M Iba BurVIUM. on van Uu. and latbof MAV. i a an. konbai pa.-.KeIM . fflaan lataton. Tba Si.tar. of ...

... seventeen meetings of Presbyterians held over all Scotland favour of Mr. Gladstone's resolutioo'Mgrcat applause). The Northern Whig cf the previous dsy contained seven columns repoit a great Protestant meeting in Bclfut, addti b*c(l hve minuter*, besides ...

... agitation for this pnrpoee except the genuine and honest one of seeing it can i»d ont. And 1, for one, shall never consent to the Whigs, or any other party, making use this question for the purpose of getting into power and dealing with a* they dealt with the ...

... party tournament, for Ireland had gamed little from these party tight* when they had served their purpose, for too ancient ■Whigs, wakeful in opposition, were apt to n>d in the relaxing atmosphere of office. now, bat, entertained high hopes, sot much of ...

... functionary, we fear thia mild tone would hardly adopted our contemporary. We then hear end invective about the miserable pammony' Whig ofhoiaia, trying to drive ** Bbylock bargain” with enterprising Irish citiaasa, who bad only risked their capital in great ...

... of the resolution was abandoned, and we were left with most open and eyes staring to look at the sudden gyration the great Whig party (laughter and cheer*). Another attempt was made when Sir Robert was in rfEce. The great statesman had done great good ...

... Use portioe. we weald the Corporation ttat’ at a high reefed coaeerratcry, be placed the rite the temporary erectioa—that the whig waHe toopenthegaadeato the cousrreatory, and that the fntore entrance the Mansi bethrangh that crystal poreb. expense would ...

... ihesr, bear) A peculiar value their Univemty was that it oentributed to raise class at modsderate men of ail shades of opinion—Whig, Tory, Kadi cal—but whatever ware their politics they ware enlightened and intelligent men, trained upon the gnat questions ...

... ejr ravaaga. You will ia tkare c«>tii> ut I’ortaataal tAaoga oftciale TSr. M B. 1 Vaa, tb* Crows «otta>»sr aad tba Sark two Whig apposatwaata are CatbuliM the tbvaary who tar tk* »o6«nag 1a iaataa a CatboUc. a>aa*> Ike au» total OMbotoe Ik T)i. ae. Ito ...