... representatives who were not opposed to Maynooth, the result of which was that almost every candidate who came forward, whether Whig, Tory, or Radical, declared that at heart he had always been opposed to the Grant, and v'as ready to pledge himself against ...

... followers into adopting a course of legislation which they were elected to oppose, and all this merely to keep office and dish the Whigs,” we cannot expect that the rank and file of the party will set up for themselvesa higher standard of political morality than ...

... one or two words to them. During the forty years’ experience which he had had in political affairs, he had seen Tories and Whigs, or, as they were now called, Tories and Liberals, in office, and he had become strongly impressed with this very striking ...

... Adair said they were that night sailing on tho Leviathan,” upon which neutral ground they would all, whether Tory, Radical, or Whig, “bury the hatchet.” (Laughter.) Ho was sorry to say that tho health of Mr. Plimsoll was not so good it was when ho addressed ...

... Tories! The R. process is not one-half so wonderful as that by which if the political RAREY, PLmISOLL, has tamed the Derby li Whigs, and made them crouch at his feet with fear n( and trembling lest in the exercise of his new-born cc powers lie should rob ...

... WHIG TYRANNY AT LICH{FIELD. --,1 7__ _t _ - . -- A~ I_ :1 1JS_ Lord VErNON'S manly and candid letter to his &l el agent has evoked an unbroken preen of praise. Al- b ways a fair and upright opponent, his Lordship ct n ?? throughout the fierce struggle ...

... of the ' Whig scheme in 1832 are expoundeti, and shown to be consistent with his present policy, which is in exact accordance with what the Democratic Tory's i friend, JollN SMITH, thus wrote eighteen years a, ago:- W As long as the Whigs corrupted ...

... had a calming effect, and the remainder of the service was decently performed, but not without much blunderjpg ”—:Nvrthtxr. Whig. ...

... often handled in the pages of a newspaper, but not the less vital ai.d fundamental Unlike many of my brethren, I have been a Whig ever since I could think, and therefore I should not be disposed to underrate the importance of a root and branch reform of ...

... Ai en that I am that the niethers of thle eissociotion who siont out ' ye this psetiton, are nut the descendants of those Whigs who in I tet A.D. '1688 placed his Majesty King William III. upon, the Is throne, S The association thinka, in spite of their ...

... the promotion of Bishop Selwyn. The Bishops occupy at the present moment a position of more than ordinary responsibility. If Whig Ministers would re- cruit the Bench with such practical priests as Claughton :faid Atlay, and DnIc Of such powerful intellects ...

... aal and hat hey evertookany tepwith regard to it IM until it afforded an instrument to turn out their adver- il saries. The Whigs. in 1834, did propose a bill with c regard to the Irish Church which included an appro- u priation clause (Hear, hear.) The ...