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... of the old whig party. If a' liberal be government were reconstructed, no dbubt there would he'n fi. great clanjeuron the part of hereditarypoliticians tooccoupy ia important positions in it,' and if there were' nzinfusion off c-the old Whig party, th ...
... seems, the shortest cut to Whitehall is through Dublin,” O’Dowd in Blackwood. LOUD DUFI'EUiy OS 'illF. CHURCH The Northern Whig publishes the following letter, which has just been addressed by Lord Dufferin to his agent: DEAR Mr. THOMSON - . —lt is very ...
... papur am y prydnawn di hwnw erthygl o dan y penawd eaolynol:- The ol , political power of Aggressive Nonconformity. ex v, Whig, o'r ' old school,' oedd y ' Globe ' y blynydd- b au a basiodd. Efs a ystyrid fel organ Lord John o( - Russell, a'r blaid hono ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BE LEAST, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1868. Ifs 6t> luttmi. _ 61? sturtion. SALE this day. JSALU AUCTION HOt™ 15 IV:l v i. ..■. >*• tj • ...
... hear.) A peculiar value their university was that it contributed to raise up a class of moderate men of all shades of opinion—Whig, Tory, Ksdical; but, whatever were their politics, they were enl ghU-ned and intelligent ■er, trained upon the great questions ...
... ■hattle-eook to bo tossed from one to other their battledores (,f fsotion. I always, mso Irishmao, had vary thorough contempt for Whig* and Tories, and bar* still. They, neither of them, anything practical for and when they more great political qaestlons, it ...
... quoted this comment in his speech C at Manchester- As bees on flowers alighting cease their hum, So, settling into places, Whigs grow daulb.a -_ _ fl The great battle wvhich will form the closing chap- P ter in the history of the old Parliament vill be ...
... 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, ...
... —they said, No, this question shall be no longer used mere rallying point for the Whigs: you proposed to elect ui this club long time ago, you had better it (hear, The Whigs were especially angry at this Reform Bill of II being passed by the Tories, they ...
... —a fact unheard or and without precedent—the Liberal Opposition dwindled down to count in 1799 but 25 members. “Tories ami Whigs, Conservatives and Progressists, all cherish the same respect for the law and for liberty; all have the same love for England ...
... 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 ...
... To thse EDITOR of the ABERDEEllN JOURNAL. '~I MOST give you my political creed. In the first place, it is 0,queer that the Whigs, all thle times the.Y were in power, from 'dthle passing Of the Reform Bill, in 1832, downward to their IS overthrow by the ...