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... THE WHIG PRESS OF ENGLAND ‘We need hardly hint at the previous characters of those party journals. They have been, in their turn, the great traducers of the Protestants and the Pro- testant institutions of Ireland, and the great apo- logists of its sedition ...
... even as a despairing one, two months ago. We assume that it hints in the article to which we refer, at a readiness of the Old Whig Peersto act decisively against Mr. Gladstone, if they could gain some support in the Commons. “Too “late,” we fear, is the ...
... THE WHIG PBNA TO THE DISSENTERS OF THE UNITED KINGDOM. Fellow Countrymen—You are told that the labouring mountain has but brought forth a mouse. Looking at the dimensions of the aceoucheur of the Roman Titles Bill, it would be much more true to say that ...
... TORT AWD WHIG. ___, R. Toler Rowley is probah/y correct is to the terms Tory V. According to Pears' Cyclopwdes, the name which, from the time at Charles to the 18th century inclusive, was applied to the. party which advocated demo :Pag. It is of Scottish ...
... MR. GLADSTONE AND THE WHIGS can,— The belief. which becoming O Mr Gledetono.b prepared to aee hb power in Parliament to l»nd over the loyal in Ireland to the dominion the disloyal, obliffee myself whether party allegiance, which have held to be essential ...
... ANOTHER WHIG JOR. had been arranged upwards of fire years since, the present Whig Government, that, upon vacaitcy occurring in the situation of Inspector Geueral Prisons, such vacancy was not to filled up a new appointment. It is admitted that Major PALMED ...
... POSITION OF THE WHIG CABINET. (from the times.) Her Majesty, it is announced, will open parliament in person on Tuesday, the 3d of February, and the present cabinet, without any further modification, is prepared to face the difficulties of the session ...
... will recollected, there were two parties : the Whigs, who sought it as the foundation of political power—and the Radicals, who relied upon it as the means of procuring privileges. The views of the Whigs have been accomplished. They have held in the interim ...
... Chronicle. It is not long since one of the most powerful advocates of the Whig inistry said, that the country did not know how much it had been spared by the circumstance of the Whigs being in power on the 10th of April. Very true ; and it is thus that they ...
... law will find a ready defender in the same quarter. There is no act audacious enough for a Whig, in the abuse of the authority of the Crown to do, that a Whig, in its confidence, will not justify. But, though resolved to support the conduct of their officer ...
... division— avowedly a party one, and one upon which the predominance was staked—three-fourths of the Irish members voted of Whigs or Tories in the councils of the Crown confessedly against Lord Palmerston and with the lieutenant of Lord Derby, while of ...