... Mr. Gl adstone for going in for entire destruction. He deprecated any Prime Minister, whether Conservative or Liberal, or Whig or Tory, who, in bid-iing for power, failed to manifest any distinct policy. (Cheers.) At this juncture our parcel was despatched ...

... strife. The journals generally express great satisfac- tion at the manner in which the 12th has passed over ; but the Northern Whig quaiiaes it? congratulations by re- ! gretsing that the Party Prt>e>essioa3 Act.' as if by common ! consent, w;i3 at nearly ...

... benefit of the people FoFowin^ ouc his own theory, he is adverse to the withdrawal of the grant from Maynooth. The Northern Whig, in deaiin ...

... cf slavery and tbe repeal of tbe Roman Catholic civil disabilities. His exertions failed to secure tbe election of the two Whig candidates for North- umberland in the memorable contest of 182G, but tbey assisted in heralding the no: far distant ad- vent ...

... Aru.vr_._ig at 12— S. P.. G*ooh, at I— J. GosticJc, at I— A. 8. l_. :iil . -ii i_\v. Beaaett, at i— .l. Hammoud, at I— W. W. Whig, at -.— T. Siinpkin, at 2-H Dunbar, at 2. (Before M;\ Registrar Pepys.) Peters anl Co., di-.-iiend, at 11. Creditors. —J. B ...

... others. In England they could not make more land, nor hold an unlimited population, aad, although they had been saddled by Whig and Tory statesmanship with aa immense war debt, they could see to it that they created none of their own. After pointing out ...

... opinion, to deal face to face, and directly, with our own countrymen, than submit any longer to be made the shuttlecocks for Whig and Tory battledores to practise upon. We have been long dis- trusted by the Roman Catholics for our fervent attach- ment to ...

... present, when they were passing through a very grave crisis. This was not a question that concerned Conservatives alone, or Whigs or Liberals . alone ; it concerned all Irishmen. He wished to break through the idea that it was the duty of Conservatives ...

... discuss the Church bill, may tempt the sated reader to envy the blissful inability on either side to say whether it is a Whig or a Tory measure, as a possible ground for concluding upon i its probable tendencies. A tender episode not j to relieve, bu_- ...

... i üblished in 1810, which were in honour of her father's friends (the ruling passion strong thus early) — that is, the Whigs, and something ta .re. of the day, including Cobbett, Wardle, and Charles Fox. This was soon followed by a regular P' em, entitled ...

... derstar.d the matter clearly. The auto- cratic despotism of the Russian Government was always ro2>uguant to the principles of our Whig or I Liberal part}', and the unscrupulous enlargement of its dominions was early viewed with alarm by the far-seeing statesmen ...

... motion had been brought forward without notice, although he himself was not affected by it ; while Sir T. Lloyd vindicated the Whig landlords of Wales from any imputation of coercing their tenants. Mr. Secretary Bruce gave it as his opinion that the discussion ...