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... even to the feelings of those considered themselves aggrieved by that “change.” ‘There is here a smouldering spark of the old Whig fire, which, it may be hoped, will not be altogether extinguished—even by an ex- tended suffrage . ...
... “ JUSTICE TO IRELAND,” OR THE “ WHIGS AND TO bad ‘Ths following is from a pamphlet just published under the above title :— “The great whig merchants and manufacturers, who were always jealous of Irish commerce and manufactares, passed Jaws so as to entirely ...
... USTICE TO IRELAND,” OR THE WHIGS AND THE TORIES. “ The well-meant arguments tend to prove that the Whigs were always the worst enemies of Ireland. Mr, Glad- great boon to Ireland, ‘ the reduction of the duty on pepper, is said to have been given, in order ...
... in a thoroughly Constitutional spirit, of Lord ORANMORE, who, by party connections a Whig, remains a Whig indeed, in times when the true character of the English Whig is almost forgotten. We applaud Lord Oranmore for one independent statement, which English ...
... Constitutional section of | the Whig party, the spirit of the Government is | necessarily that of a coalition. To talk, therefore, of | Dr. asananomaly in a Government that invited the personaladhesionof eminent Whigs,with offers of seats in the Cabinet ...
... in a conspicuous position. With one or two excep- tions, we learn he was promised the votes of all in the foundry.— Northern Whig. ...
... published by us yesterday, which we have no doubt all our readers perused with satisfaction, presents the curious spectacle of a Whig nobleman defending the Church ‘against one of its beneficed clergy. _We have abstained from noticing the attacks of Dr. Maziere ...
... all means to vote for him. After the transaction of some other business, the proceedings We? brought to a close.— Northern Whig (of this day ). ...
... children as he was expected to issue his address. It was said some ago that a gertain duchess carried Scotch county for the Whigs by kissing the doubtful voters. ...
... elements w hich in England (hear, hear). go to make up the Whig party ‘ers materially The Whig party in this respect ve party, which is united and compact. Formed of these t elements, the Whig party requires to be together by skill and * mancuvriog. It ...
... are no longer Whig and Tory, but Revolutionary and Constitutional. In these latter characters respectively, the former have committed assaults upon the Constitution utterly abhor- rent from the instincts and practice of the deceased Whig leader; while ...
... 1859, Lord Derby was in power. Lord Derby brought in a Reform I, well knowing, not merely the feelings, but the power of the Whig party, said, ‘They will never carry a Reform Bill. Now we have got a man in who can and will carry a Reform Bill. Therefore ...