... the second High Toryism, and the third those of Radicalism. For the WHIG HEAD, the proprietors have beeu fortunate enough to secure the services of a gentleman of genuine olu Whig principles, whose life has been a continued evidence of his political ...

... is wanted but the spiritual improvement of the poor to remedy the r evils which are here disclosed. They cry out, says the Whig-Radi- cal writer, “ More church,”—inst of more wages, and more liberal relief, and more consideration of the duties of property ...

... (From the 7 ) A writer in the leading Whig-Radical journal, who seems no particular friend either to the landed interest or to the Church, has taken advantage of the reports of the Commis- sioners for inquiring into the employment of Women and Children ...

... petty proprie- tors, were tnuch abused for tical purposes. Mr. vindicated the appointment of the judge asked whether, when the Whigs had been in office, they had not appointed Mr. Pigott to be their Attorney-General, in spite his active precursorship at a ...

... of W higgism, the second High Torvism. and the third those of For the WHIG HEAD, the proprictors have been fortunate enough to secure the services of a gentleman of genuine old Whig principles, whose life has been a continued evidence of his political ...

... principles te mg the second Hi: h Toryism, and the third those of For the WHIG HEAD, the proprietors have been fortunate enough to secure the services of a gentleman of genuine old Whig principles, whose life has been a continued evidence of his political ...

... purposes, Mr. defended the agitators for Repeal, of whom he professed himself one, from the imputed object of bringing back the Whigs. AH the members who had spoken in this de- bate, Repealers or not, had admitted the existence of the alleged grievances, but ...

... the second High Torvism, and the third those of Radicalisin. For the WHIG HEAD, the proprietors have been fortunate enough to secure the services of a gentleman of genuine old Whig principles, whose life has been a continued evidence of his political ...

... its people. It was said, that in those specches Mr. denounced the Whigs more violently than the Tories. Mr. was now a Tory authority! No wonder that gentlemen preferred a Tory toa Whig Government, for it was under the Tory ad- ministration that he enjoyed ...

... the second High Torvism, and the third those of Radicalism. For the WHIG HEAD, the proprietors have been fortunate enough to secure the services of a gentleman of genuine old Whig principles, whose life has been a continued evidence of his political ...

... their places, bnt lords and gentle- men, the leaders of the late Ministry, had all been absent on this the pet question of the Whigs. . Captain Bersat reminded the House that only five Irish members had been present. Mr. Munyes thought that on these occasions ...

... Whiggi the second High Toryism, and the third those of Radicalism. For the WHIG HEAD, the proprictors have been fortunate enough to secure the services of a gentleman of genuine old Whig principles, whose life has been a continued evidence of his political ...