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... claims to be the only rightful representativeof the Spanishnmonarchy. A WHIG REVIVALIST.-Sir W. HARCOURT has applied himself with an edifying fervour to the vindication of Whig doctrine. It is the pro. fession most fitted for the times, and the one f ...
... old, has still a strong intel- lect, and belongs to the Vigh (Whig) party. For the enlightenment of his Persian readers he goes on: --It- is necessary that it should be explained what Whig is. A AU- tbe Ministera .of the English - Government are divided ...
... were Irish, and he could prophecy that whocver might be sent to represent Manchester in the next Parliament ho would, whether Whig or Tory, not vote against Ire- land. (Cheers.) The proceedings then closed with a vote of thanks to the Chairman. Captain Robert ...
... outcast and an infidel, who opened to him his prison doors. And these doors were kept open by a wise King, William III., by the Whig statesmen of that day, and not least, by the great House of Russel, who having be- friended the outcast Nonconformists in the ...
... Hebrides; also of illtreatment of a British merchant, named Webster, at the Pellew, Islands. It is stated that the Belfast Northemn Whig newspaper has been purchased of Mr. Finlay by Sir John Arnott. proprietor of the Irish Times and the Cork Constitution. The ...
... whea. he had used the expression that Irish omen electors in England had been hewers of wood ad Te drawers of water to the Whig pry h a rae 17, thmmerely as an appendage, what he had said had the bentreated as mere idle words. The value of what he *th ...
... arrived when Catholics should assert their independence of all political parties. At present their claims were only admitted by Whigs or Tories when they could no longer be ignored. Resolutions for the independent action of Catholic voters were adopted, as ...
... and the reception ac-corded to that gentlemn was of the most enthusiastic character, Ins sentihente being applauded alike by Whigs and Tories. Mr. Rodwell was introduced to the meeting by Mr. Cole Ambrose, a tenant f farmer from the neighbourhood of Ely ...
... Monarchy. Itwas very 9ine for the Tories to talk about the Monarchy, but who plaued the present dynasty on the throne? The Whigs. (Cheers.) 'Then Mr. Disraeli spoke about the Church. Some people wvere for what was called a universal Church; they would ...