... have bad Whig Government more or has for nearly ttirly years. Woat did do for you ? Did it not oppose almost every bill that was calculated for the benefit of the working classes? Did not oppose the Short Time 11. and the Facwery Bill? The Whig Government ...

... but the return all over will decidedly be below the average, Steeping is going on, but under diffi- culties, as water is very Whig. ...

... moat successful canvass. has received promises sopport from overwhelming majority of the electors. Mr. Wegnelin, the English Whig gentleman brought over by local solicitor, has not.l understand, got the support of one-tenth of the electors. ...

... Irish Church was nothing less than a preliminary move against the Established Church in this country. He believed that the Whig party, to which he was bound by hereditary ties, dieclaimed any intention of disturbing the Eng- lish Church, but the result ...

... lower jail for one calendar month. The Celt of May 29th appears with its columns drajed with mourning and contains the folio whig editorial explanation. Following still the example of our great prototype, the Xntioii and the Iriilimriu, we present our readers ...

... appeared him that the attack oo the Irieh Church nothin* than preliminary mare agsioat the Eslabiiahed Church in country. that the Whig party, to which was booud by hereditary tiea. dts claimed any intention of disturbin* the English Church, but the that the ...

... organ, even though mi>y differ with us in politics, long as it is characterised truth. And what says the reporter of Northern Whig, who rendered valuable assistance to our local Radical contemporaries, about tbe proceedings of Monday oigbt? We quote his ...

... dozen ordinary statesmen; and yet he held his own’ With a Reform Bill, with « Fenian con- spiracy quarrel inherited from the Whig Government, with a Distribution of Seats Bill through with, with a Corrupt Practices Bill to fight through witb, with an Irish ...

... entered the Reformed Parliament the same year as member for Penryn and Falmouth. He became Sollcltor-Oeneral just before the Whigs went out in December, 1834, and he returned the same office when they came in in April, 1335. Four years later he was raised ...

... trace the title of the Church to her property, both in the glebe lands and tithes, quoting from the late Sir G Come wall Lewis, Whig statesman, who says —“The tithe in Ireland ia of the nature, not of tax, but of reserved rent, which never belonged to the ...

... Catholic the basest set of treachery to principle and to country perpetrated in our day. The Bishop of Carlisle is, professes be, Whig. He is connected by hereditary ties with the party, and owes his elevation much to hi* political connexions as to his theological ...

... sections. It has a “ Rough” Radical element, and a Liberal element— the latter retaining some of the better qualities of the Whigs of old. Of the Rough Radicals Mr. GLADSTONE constituted. himself the leader when he grasped the hand of Mr. JAMES FINLEN in ...