... proeeoded to explain the object and ?? o the Lee. las ooutnded that their ?? to1 bring personal freedotn to every masn be be Whig 1 or ?? If tbey were to Bept the Newcastle pr~taine anld pa Glatdttoniabn meSureS, they- might wson expeot tbe same state ...

... ?? agpinst all outside iteemence and dictation, no matter from what quarter, so by this mans 'they may chase all ?? Irish Whigs ssd the Dublin reptile ffathone Press fmtm off the soil of a free and United Ireland. The weekly meeting of the central branch ...

... John bt id Barry, was aiso carried unanimously :- That we, n' the members of this branch, condemn the 71 i al MOartbyite Whig uenshers of Parliamenet, who shwed by their absenee- from the amnesty meet- di H ing, in PoAnnx Pac; Dublin, on Sunday last ...

... Gardiner, M.A., Hon. LL.D., Fellow of All Souls'. William II. and the Revolution, Bolingbroke and the Tory party, Burke and the Whig party: Mr. J. A. R. Marriott, New.A., No College, Lecturer on History and Political Economy at Worcester College. Virgil.: ...

... They will certainly carry no great measure n~ao case without it~, unless the real BRaoicaiisxn of the measure is coated waitha Whig concessions sufficient to destroy the Radical character of the reform. Sir Charles Dilke touches tl ,abottom by insisting ...

... will commenne with a, ?? c-on- ferenie. vh6., theo prosidaotaia addrea. Nvlfl he1N deliVere4 by the .,v. R. S. Wiliaso Thi whig ' i n h e afte, , - a n ed a tio n cr ole r - !? w l- blýbeK aet,g which a, paper on TMw Reistion M tit, Edsa' Pbe~pnrstw- ...

... more insidius method of intimating to the electors of Leamington that Mr. Peel is one of the Whig Dissen- tients, and in substantial accord, like, the other Whigs, with the ways-and the works of Toryiswn. Mr. Peel may or may not be grateful for the peculiar ...

... the Independent Irish Parliamentary arr u0 party, and we publicly pledge ourselves to pra- ars serve unsullied from Irish Whigs and English r aw dictation the national flag of Ireland, handed a% a a; down to Un by our dying chief, and to uphold the E ...

... in the Torbane Hill mineral 4 ease and the action against the directors of the i Western Bank of Scotland, ie e as an old Whig il of the Edsnbs-A 1lemiew typ ad he beieved bythab he adered to bis Libenbl ipke xtiostt lf faithfully by joining the Unionist ...

... a strong reforming i, Government. i T The well-meant tinkering with great questions C e characteristic of the present Tory-Whig-Unionist I a amalgamation is totally inadequate to the times, b r- and the unholy coalition ?? give way to better1 a men. Will ...

... resolution Was po by M. T. O'Brien, seconded by.Mr 31 J- Mrotti dud carried a imously:- Tht the conduct of the Irish Liberal Whigs. by circalating false asser- tios regarding the evicted tenantst' (turtibou, far the ii ftol prpsse of covering their own treachery ...

... the century the tendencies of Liverpool were es . distinctly-towards Whiggis, as was evidenced G. by the faditthat in 1806 a Whig was triumphantly en returned-to represent the horou~h in Parliament. be gome. But the. Ministry of all the talents. which ...