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... Hanover) are prepared to make War the German Diet. The King of Holland, informed of this decision, will not course treat with the Whigs and Liberals of France and England, on the basis of a proposed treaty to which the German Diet opposed; and it is ho longer ...
... and ville-btreet; Simpkm and MBTsUali, lu Edinburgh. Bold by ail booksellers. Folia Si• No. ; A ack, chap. Bion idyit; Random Whig THE CHRISTIAN and CHURCH af IRELANtt MAGAZINE, Ko. XV., for FEBRUARY. CONTEfT& The present State of the Estafelished Church—lrish ...
... Charlotte, ordered the residue to inw the Exchequer fur the good the nation. d * l liberality and good feeling was lauded in y the Whig friends of the King of the 8 sovereign of free people dis, of England. He naturally w himself reversionary inte- pension, ...
... the prorant sOssian parliament. The India Company’s charter too be revised if annulled. It is not the first time that the Whigs have tried their hand and employed dU iAcir talents In reforming the institutions our eastern empire, and new they have, fine ...
... of the negative was thrown on the Irish peasant, and this was the result of the combined legislative wisdom and justice of Whigs and Tories; a happy illustration of the genius of the one, and the integrity of the other. (Laughter.) But the onus of proving ...
... iutant slaves that system Co' indefinite period. That motion has been carried—carried a reformed parliament—carried tbe aid 6f Whig mtiristert, who, upon this, a* *' well some other meiporable occasions IsM, have atv q4ibe A 6 unerivistde distinction of: ...
... Ireland, too deep to be forgotten, and cruel ever forgiven. The rankline wound caused national injustice and Whig despotism (oh, the ever odious Whigs!) is too excrnaating ever to heal. Yet lam cool, and quiet, and deliberate; no bursts of passion sway my ...
... carrying of the Reform BUI as to public meetings by the government of which Lord Mulgrave is a functionary, is very creditable to Whig consistency. The following is the letter of dismissal: King’s Honse, March 2. Sir, His Excellency, the Governor, having observed ...
... SeTfothe field—one was what is raltedan Radical the other was “a gentteiw Reformer,” and of old Whig family. Our borough returns only one msm. target returned the Whig. For my part would not rate ...
... Protestants—lL Caroline Pichlcr’s Agathocles, Mr. Zander—lll. Adventures In South America, No. 2. the Dolphin—lV. Ancient Whigs and Modern Tories—V. Love and Loyalty* Chapters 7* 8» 9—VI. Life of a Sailor—VlL Consumption, a Sonnet—Vlll. Brief Narrative ...
... could not pos. sibly be realised, and which could answer no better purpose than that of placing his political friends, the Whigs, in power. And he was also opposed to Col. Evans, whose conduct had at least the merit of openness and candour, on this ground ...
... sent the spot. Never was there greater stir created by trilling a cause. {Hear, hear.) The people had been indulged by the Whig government for the last three years with public meetings, in which great violence of language was permitted. (Loud cheers.) ...