... the Opposition side of the House. It would certainly be a curious coincidence if the question which drove the father from the Whig into the Conservative ranks should induce the son to desert from the Conservative !o t' e Lit cal banner. That he was dissatisfied ...

... opinion, but he would tall their attention to the opinions of some of the meat distir.gushed men that had ever existed. Both Whig and Tory rulers, by the policy they had pursued bad done great injustice to the great body of the Irish people ( No, no) ...

... upon, he did not think the present was an oppor- tune moment to deal with the Irish Churcb. He hoped, however, tbat if the Whigs came back to office there would be no trickery, halting, or shuffling in reference to what was to be done in tbe future ; and ...

... fell in upon him one night, and be was found to be much damaged, that that had to be taken and sunk in the Clyde. The Northern Whig is informed that official letter has been received intimating that H.R.U. the Prince of Wales cannot North during his approaching ...

... evidence of title in the words to which the SovEßßiiiN solemnly gave her sanction at her coronation. Let ua suppose that the Whigs had executed the resolution they carried on the 30th of March, 1833, between the death of William IV. and the day on which ...

... party tournament, for Ireland had gained little from those party fights when they had served their purpose, for the ancient V whigs so wakeful in oriposition, were apt to nod in the relaxingatmosphere of office. He now at last enitertained high hope, not ...

... party tournament, for Ireland had ' gained little from these party fights when they had served their purpose, for the ancient Whigs, so wakeful Opposition, wore apt to nod in the relaxing atmosphere of office. The question of disestablishment was totally ...

... hair. They must not rudely stir the . sacred hair of an aristocratic Whig, nor must they ; carelessly tread on the tender toes of magnificent Tory. They were very sensitive —those Whigs and Tories —very sensitive they are —the magistrates and bar. He never ...

... ready to vote for the amendment of Lord Stanley. The issue of the debate therefore will vir- tually depend upon 110 or 120 Whigs and Liberals ho have more or less asserted their independence; snd it is confidently expecied that the greater portion of these ...

... Opposition that he would endanger the Establishment, and by his friends that the time for action had not arrived, charged the Whigs with being wakeful in opposition and sleepy in office. He admitted that the resolutions before the house were strong, but they ...

... party tournament, for Ireland h24 gained little from these purty fights when they had served their purpose, forthe ancient Whigs, so wakeful in opposition, were apt to nod in the relaxing atmosphere of office. He now at last entertained high hopes, not ...

... reccomended for character. a Protestant. Apply by letter, addressed “ R., Bo GENTS WANTED TO SE NES. “ DAILY” and “ WEEKLY NO. WHIG” town and in Uls ‘HOUT an Agency does not already exist, = ‘cloek, bos, iw 9 state the qvickest most certain means of MERCANTILE ...