... speech was in favour of the Catholic claims; and we should here remark that he always strenuously urged the importance of the Whigs making no surrender on this question to the dictates of expediency. The following picture of Grattan is from • letter to his ...

... nomination took place. Lord Ranch& proposed Mr. Giaborne as • thorough out-and-out Radical. (Hear.) What had they got from the Whigs ? Little or nothing. What had they got from the Tories ? Misery, privation, and wretchedness. (('heers.) When the people were ...

... and the end thereof no man can for,tel. The Democratic party is broken into factions, each striving for the ascendancy. The Whigs are inactive, but before long, it is tresumed, tbeT too will be in the held. A fanatic, by the name of Miller, has taken it ...

... him good morning. A scheme as insidions and malignant as any ever planned by the apostate Julian, is concocted an apostate Whig, which should have been instantly hailed by • uniiersal shout of execration from John-a . - Groats' !louse to Land's End. And ...

... Langdale, this is the unkindest rut of all. As to our seeking the alliance of the Dissenting hotly, or fraternizing with the Whigs on questions of religion, we plead guilty to no such imputation. On the contrary, we take credit for having on all occasions ...

... EVENING MAIL AND AN IRhtt PARTY.—This Tory journal, in a recent number, suggests the forma. tioo of an Irish party in lieu of Whig and Tory parties, DECREASK Or IN TIPPERARY.— in opening the Cloninel Quarter Session, the Assistant Barrister sated that offence^ ...

... Liberals take the field, Mr. Adair havii.g been bowled out when he bad notched 1 $7. Such were the comparative numbers of Tory and Whig at the last election. NUETINGHAM EL ACT loNt.—At Nottingham. on Monday night. a grand dinner was given in the George IV. (Nit ...

... symptoms of feeling connected with this matter is the sensation it has excited among the Orangemen, who are just as indignant as Whigs and Repealer. at the injustice perpetrated on their countryman. The followinF extract from •n article in the Dvhlia Evening ...

... the whole, we see very little more hope from these Whig resolutions than from that Tory Bill. The only chalice we have of escape from this infernal machine is from placing our hopes neither on Whigs nor on Tories. but on ourselves. Tell the Government ...

... and a native Parliament. (Cheers.) The Henske Meal also advocates the formatiun of au Irish party in cootradis- Unction to a Whig or a Tory one. (Loud cheers.) Who, • when the Repeal movement was first set going—who would ever think that it would obtain ...

... insidious and unconstitutional. that he did not believe any Enrlishnian acquainted with the principles of the consilve a recreant Whig, could base been found to bring it forward. All persons engaged in manufactures were involved in its details. Schools were ...

... Hall. Lord Roden was to have bees is the chair, but &antic detaiued him in the enemy's camp at Paris. Charles Ilind- Icy, a Whig Member of Parliament, was moved into the chair instead of him ; and after rune unintoxicated Pecksuiffs had favoured the ...