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... bntlb tlrtly tt-caublltbtd, contented, iha wHeiiailon hi* pelliical ftiendt, again laka actita fax In lb* Houm Lerda, Undo of Whig parly. Vlacaanl and Vlacanalata PaJmeteion, Lard aad Lady Bmatala, and a aalact circle, bata bean Maying at Bracket with bia ...
... that Mir ti. Grey could hardly suppose the slate that kingdom worse now than was wi.en support-d the Coercion Hill of ttitt Whig |>nrlj. was the motion ? The noble Lord ttfuposed a Committee the wltolo lioust» which »'• taiilamount ccitauta of it Q ...
... Ireland tad I.ne been rather diminished than increased. the bt January, HH4, there were in all 21,251 troops; an.! under the Whig Government, the numbers tad hem respectively and 23,813. admitted, indeed, that the the country would if, for ln « future, ...
... herself. The hon, and learned gentleman then refiroached the present Government for having done ittle for Ireland. If the Whigs had done little, it must at leaat be conceded that they had done all they had it in their (tower to do. Ireland now demanded ...
... ilx Whig*, with groat ingratitude, atumpt to ob»trucl Um Toriei whenever they would employ the »rm power. John retorted, it true the Tories were ever reedy to eecoiid the exercise of power, but with unwearied pertinacity obstructed, end made merit obstructing ...
... consolation will Ireland, that If the Tory Government select their Orange partisans for the the State, Sir Robert Peel can appeal Whig Government sending an English lawyer to Ireland fill the office Lord Chancellor, when that office woa notoriously not worth ...
... and of hia party, but was instantly flung back by Lord John’s reply. The accusation of Sir Robert Peel la, that whenever the Whigs hail necessity for measures of resistance to popular outbieak, the Tories backed them; whereat ...
... United State* Minieter to Brasil. Several other nominations went spoken of; the reports, however, require eonSr. ■nation. The Whigs Maine, dw Legislative Convention, nominated Hon. George Evans, the United Sum’ Senate, for the office of Vie*- Pud dent. Hr ...
... precisely the aaaoe ae that c>.rn—to make scarce snd dear; and (be real question not to b« evaded by making fuofur argument between Whig and Jury. There bad been a long debate about Ireland—lla twd miltiona and ball of paupers, pouring tbeir aupeiffulty Inla liril ...
... Bright re* minded him, with the speech, in which he waa bidding for popularity, when the Act was first introduce I by the Whig*. But AJiley MIU the nglit of lb* Üboorft to mII hi* only pro. |wny—bis Is boar—st ibe bt« market bo can «i, ...
... much •plriti bat diviaiont utong ibc gttal partial, and the gnat local atrangth and pcnonal Influence Mr. Britcoc, the Tory-Whig candidate, gave him a large majnrity. At the cloae the oumbera acre, foe Mr. Briacae,sl3i Ibt Mr. Meoec, 173. Tkethiho ExT ...
... majority ia broken; the charm of the * strong Government' dispelled. Such a fatal revolt never happened in the camp of the Whig* when in power. It is out of such concutaioni of parties that new party combinationa arite.” On Friday evening last, Mr. Ewart ...