... oppose such resolution. (Hear.) is the very purpose of the resolution before us subordinate politics to religion. Some of may Whig, some Tory, some Radical in our politics ; but it is sought to affirm by this that all mere party di>liuctiott should merged ...

... Speaker one Hie foregoing analysis accounts only for 655 mem- bcrs ; but have also deducted the vote of the Speaker, who is a Whig, and thus the number is made up to 056 ; and two seats for Sudbury were vacant on the division, to which one seat for Durham ...

... comfortable and happy. (Cheers.) There was a good man lor them, and. whatever hi* politics might be, whotlier Conservative, Whig, or Radical, Cod would bless him both here and* hereafter for his conduct. (Cries of Amen.”j For the next ten years after Repeal ...

... classes. Mr. Roche defended the agistors for Repeal, of whom professed himself one, from the imputed object of bringing back the Whigs. All the members who had spoken in this debate, Repealers or not, had admitted the existence of the alleged grievances, but ...

... voted for the noble Lord who had just been unseated received ; and was also informed that, at the last general election, when a Whig and Tory were returned, both the successful candidates paid half a guinea or half sovereign to each voter. considered tliat ...

... rendered their aid of great importance. The Whigs would not hesitate to assist them through one or two of the ditches which intervene betwixt them and those high places on which their eyes arc bent ; but the present Whig leaders would not fulfil all the wishes ...

... lam confident tliat it will be everywhere maintaimsl or restored. In llie last twenty years, tlio British Government, both Whigs and Tories, lias done great deal for Ireland. It is the leaders of the present Cabinet wliogave Ireland Catholic Emancipation ...

... hue m the easiuhf (av»*Ai A cimulated that Mr- PaAcr ~ about to send in his resignation tor Sbcffl.J.ana tiiat the borough Whigs hate sent a requisition to Lord Morpeth to become his successor. Charge Perjury against Lord lluntinotower. —At the Winchester ...

... ion—-to give us the privileges and the peace of the ordinary law. Let them this ; let them act with as much vigour as the Whigs—aye, the Whigswould have shown. Let them give protection, and proffer the infernal consolations of revenge to those who prize ...

... Exchequer—(cheers and laughter)—when his power throughout Ireland is increasing to an extent far beyond what lie possessed under a Whig Administration—it no means to be wondered at that be is rejoiced to have to deal with such Administration the present. (Loud ...

... breaking of Sir Robert Peel’s Administration in ISd/i the appropriation clause the ultimate abandonment of that principle the Whig Government and party, which lie regarded great calamity, inasmuch .as it broke faith with the people of Ireland, and threw ...

... of congregations have been added to their communion. Mr. Ward’s speech and motion would be of little moment; but tlien the Whig party have adopted his views. Lord Oranmore petitions tho House of Peers for tlieir adoption, and Earl Fortescuo, iu presenting ...