... that the whole property would go to tho landlords. In conclusion, he aaid it had been the great and glorious privilege of the Whig party in past times to secure c:vil and religious freedom, and with wise instinct the leading men andjstatesmen of the country ...

... think second time before disregarding the decision of 368 representatives of England, Ireland, and Scotland. The Northern Whig considers the decision all that the best friends of religious equality and natioaal unity desired. The Irish State Church ...

... c, and he was qii» twelve livings. He is succeeded in tho m Earl Grosvonor, mp, for Chester, who wa jj,P year 1825, and is Whig. Ho was the riches, I bly, in all England, and certainly its wealtb 1 The Pope and thk Cigar ago the Popo visited the tobacco ...

... Government protesting against ? . but they knocked under, and were Hi- h- rwards to baok the Right Reverend Oi lS - are with the Whigs, and to become ?» ...

... they will take their own h°* °hoo *i: aHdBl assemble iv their several little °wu representatives, and not ' c q of Tory or Whig-or both oomwho shall be our ropresentatives, or to compromise matters here or there suits their own purposes. Let politics ...

... acquittal. The Company's bye-laws were passed for the protection of the public, and not to carry out the spleen of any party, Tory, Whig,or Radical. Hisolienthad not committed any offence against the public. If the Railway Company had felt that they had been aggrieved ...

... DOCKYARDS.—The fo» 6niin g this muoh belied subject, says—lt is not t ''he Conservatives complain that Dockyard dis- from the Whigs' partiality* >r private - The Liberal Administration 18Gd left to their s ikuceessors obligations to the extent of h , contracts ...

... clergy, had beea betrayed ra Conservative party on thia question. was ' YOYOP ' thai this was tho tendency of cler ' whether Whig or Tory. At con fa-erica churchwardens held this w 1 h ' a general expression opinion that chu Hn ,'i?°*W levied exclusively ...

... working men, acd come of them to this day are receiving hundreds year in the shape of half-pay, &c, &c.; and yet, after the Whigs in former days and Liberals of these days, have succeeded in reducing taxation to a comparative trifle to the working men, ...

... Liberal principles by one of the ala who overcame out of the patrio'ic N'T 1 l gentlemen. The Hon. Newton Nik ff r, * marel y whig—he stopped out from C >.? rder to qaioken their pace. He *feU hand * . or Devon yeomanry, and one on „? Statesmen who guided ...

... London, who years ago got him into that oommittee. Two friends of bis, now dead—ono connected with one of our highest and noble Whig families, and the other connected with the commercial interest of country—conceived tha plan of diooosan organization in connection ...

... oar time, alluding to tha humble ion his parent, who I believe was a hairdresser, that he was brought iuto Parliament to tha Whigs a dressing. I canaot but think tnat in all schools for the middle classes Latin should taught, fer it teaches great accuracy ...