... referring to this says that such events are not unusual in the history of Constitutional States, and that the most important Whig principles have been practically carried out by Tories. Court it Tat ...

... course of action inspired by the hope of being able to strike a deadly blow at an unprepared adversary. NORTHERN WHIG. The Northern Whig says, We see as yet but the first scene of this new and great drama. The plot is not yet unfolded. There is much ...

... personal. liberty. They would (he said) give to the Roman Catholics every right they themselves enjoyed, but from neither Whig nor Tory would they bear legislation opposed to' individual liberty. ...

... into the merits of party designations. The time is past to be talking about Tories, Conservatives, Liberal-Conservatives, Whigs, Liberals, or Radicals. The real issue before the country stands thus ;---Will you return to the House of Commons representatives ...

... denied them ; and it is of equality, that this l as t Trinity dodge is intended to debar them altogether. The Northern Whig views the subject in a different light, and remark that had the mainbars for Trinity College delivered three years ago the ...

... He is a young man of studious habits, good abilities, and very decided Liberal principles ; and as a representative of the Whig interest, which is chiefly concentrated in Belgravia and Mayfair, he has naturally been thought of for Westminster. Lord Sandon ...

... was willing to load such a forlorn hope, long before he had any prospect of victory. Bet this is not the Whig definition of a Liberal. To the Whigs Liberalism has too often meant the duty of putting youself at the head of a movement directly it is tolerably ...

... of Nonconformity knew as little of Dissenters ind their aims as the Shah of Persia know of the difkrone° between Tories and Whigs. The latter was kst informed, for at least he knew that the two artios think contrary. ...

... decent Whig of . the old sort, and a I very respectable kind of man but he cannot be the leader of ales.' progressive party. . Mr. FORSTER is a , sound,-good man, but he has not the confidence of the Liberal party. So that between the decent Whig who ...

... reside in Paris for the future. The Son of an Old Whig writes to the Post proposing that, as the prospect of three parties in the new Parliament is becoming daily more manifest, coalition between the Old Whigs and Conservatives had better be adopted at once ...

... Committee, was loudly cheered upon addressing the electors. In his speech he urged every person in Tipperary to denounce those Whigs who stayed at home and refused to vote for Mitchell and Ireland. At the conclusion of this harangue the mob, greatly excited ...

... though two sessions were consumed in passing measures affecting her interests. As for foreign affairs the veteran leader of the Whigs, Lord Russell, was left to sound the alarm trumpet, and demand that men should be enrolled for the defence of the country. ...