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... Then there waaaaother m. stance Tory blindnesron the Irish Ghorch question. In 1835, the Whig! being in- office, Stanley, now Lord Derby, was in- office with the Whig, ministry, but has since turned. Tory. hud been impossible, even at the point the bayonet ...
... they «,u nut lice, and in trhich they mil d» mMiaiff. . ~ .» I close with a quotation or two. First, from Mr. Oldham : The Whigs have lost their talking made another out of the Irish ClnirvU ; “'. ...
... struck « bch.lf the Bishop. The Cemmiisiotiere fouml tort the v.rious committeM tie.rt xpito7n toJwhiv' were frer when the Whigs were eijiHled frs m power vote ot d ...
... There is another instance of Tory bUodoe»s, end that is on this very Irish Church question which is now being discussed. the Whigs being in office, and Lord Stanley, now Lord Derby, being oue of them, bad become imposeib'e, even the point of the bayonet ...
... support candidates who will in ir|*.wcr to suppoit Revolutionary instead Reform principles. am, bit, yours obediently. Scotch Whig Bolton. Nov. sth, 18CS. ...
... following day, signed A Scotch Whig Bolton, think was sufficient oonvince every one, and especially A Free Churchman, that the Kev. Dr. was a minister of considerable note in the Free Church of Scotland, indeed A Scotch Whig in Bolton says the great ...
... his friend Colonel Gray—and he hoped would not go without bito—(cheers) —he would support any measure, whomsoever brought in. Whig, Tory, or Radical, id thonght be for the mod of the whole community, and especially of hie fellow working men of Bolton. (Cheers ...
... and it! ' may added that these noble earl? and Lord Palmerston were, with the exception Lord Melbourne, the only members the Whig, Cabinet who obtained the Premiership after Earl Grey's retirement from power., may further be remarked that ; Lords Palmers ...
... y it bo for strongly a Mayor being elected second time, between the Irish Church and the population of Ireland, brought in. Whig, Tory, or Radical, - that his reading of the Municipal Corporations know my view* sufficiently for me not have the good of ...
... there is no room for dissatisfsc’ tion (renewed cheering). I speak, knows, from knowledge, when I say that the difficulties whiG’.), for some time, threatened the peace of the two countries a« now—what shall I say, Mr Secretary ?-I almost nause for n reply—are ...
... the country apecialiy. yet Mjj SSS&? (eppUnJe). nntl tlil not think nn, woul.l »»,, J* to hove the child vaccinated was ; Whig Tory, it Mr. OUiintooe wa. not able, ..turnU Mr- Cooper .rated that batl been if wee willing, carry that retrenchment oat ...
... J? the question of retrenchment, he contended 'tat toe Tories had not been extravagant f.mattees-of national finance, arthe Whig Radicals, »ho had held the reins power for nearly threegarths the period since 1832, sad were consequently, therefore, responsible ...