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... 1830 to 1841, lie figured ae a bitter opponent of the Whig Ministry; and the tone of his speeches in the House Lords was often extremely virulent. He was the most vehement opponent of the Reform Bill, Irish Church Reform, National Education, the Eccl ...
... THE WHIG WING OF THE LIBERAL TO THE EDITOR. have just read your report of the Marquis of Hartington's speech at the Cutlers' Feast at Sheffield. His lordship having, in the earlier part of his speech, referred with manifest exultation to the large majority ...
... I N AN T I> WHIG HT, 25a, street, CITY, LONDON*. ...
... spirit, a bill which p | iy fa everybody. But how d : ;ist year. '1 1 the I . raises to thi party ill not be = party that the Whig wing of U 0 upon it we shall hear many more like it before the autumn nothinir more nor le apt to tin- V. ry a land hill against ...
... AND FLAMING SWORD OF POLITICAL JUSTICE. Unsheathed and fearlessly wielded in explaining Political Principles, in cutting up Whig and Tory prar ks ; and especially in discussing the great Irish questions of the day. Addressed in the form of letters, to ...
... FLAMING SWORD - 1 - OF POLITICAL JUSTICE. Unsheathed and fearlessly wielded in explaining Political Principles, in cutting up Whig and Tory prauks ; ani especially in discussing the great Irish questions of the day. Addressed in the form of letters, to JOHN ...
... the death Mr. William Pitt Fessenden, which oc at Portland, o» Thursday week. Mr. Fessenden was elected to the Senate by the ■Whig party. General will act Secretary for War until a permanent successor to Mr. Rawlins has been appointed. The Conservative ...
... also these (Roves are made fever, In BRUNDORE sewn black and whit., GOLD TAN sewn black, LIGHT DRAB sewn black and white, and Whig for riding, driving, archer,. he. mt. extra • single or for M. far s tate the des. with WOW cover ...
... on a large scale; and, though they are expected to be of so exceptional a character that a Minister accredited by the great Whig party drops words of caution and hints at combination in support of the rights of property, the mind of the people is not disturbed ...
... with no mercy at the hands of the ecclesiastic. It was a shell thrown into the Whig camp—a blow successfully aimed at the Whig idol, and the outcry raised among the Whigs was proportionate. The secret of the authorship, of course, could not be long m ...
... duty to it. Hridgwater in IF6O. Sir harry Verncy made an effort to delay the new writ, and obtain some further inquiry ; but Whig# and Tories agreed to regard him intruder and extreme pnriat, and was outvoted a large majority. The Tories then in power wanted ...
... heads of hundreds of gallant fellows far more deserving. At all events it is clear that detur dtr/ntori is not the principle of Whig patronage, defyr nepoti would be nearer the mark, but what it really ia or if there be any, who can say. INLHUN ANS. ...