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... join him I will tell you how I provoked them—it was love of country.-—(l,oud cheers.) 'l'hu Tories most vociferously-—the Whigs were more modest in their demeanour, hotli I assure Von will have more occasion to honor 1110 with their cordial and excessive ...
... fefrc gaic.yfoi-ij OUTRAGE JN THE NORTH. (From the Nurticra Whig.} A Few evenings since Gir Robert CntWon asserted the House of Commons, that divisions and dissensions are again springing in the North of Ireland, consequence of Mr. O’fJonncll’s attempt ...
... illustrious and consistent head of the Eaton family about to gain his reward.” A Tory administration made his father Karl, a Whig cabinet has promised him the addition strawberry leaves to his coronet, as a recompence for the loss of political character ...
... that tho Whigs intend to do what they have invariably done every former occasion. Before they get in, they promise great deal, ami when tliey get in do nothing. the voice the united people not compel them to be | honest, they will all Whigs have dont ...
... champions despotic authority. It lias been often most Indy said the whigs. that, when in they always disappoint their delight their enemies, mid uisgruco themselves, the career the present whig administration. They were scarcely hour in ollieo when they tilled ...
... they, like Smarts,—who deservedly lost their throne by it —were ever courting ihelr enemies and neglecting their friends; the whig* have promoted one of their enemies, in order that they might secure their unpopularity in Ireland. Iho second fact, which ...
... has gone forth. will obey it to the letter —we will keep our enemies iit the wrong. Let us not rely upon any Ministry. The Whigs 1 expect very little from. always called them lories out ot place, When on thi! opposition benches, they talked mightily and ...
... creditors and on Mr. Dobbin , will serve lasting memorial of the uptight conduct of B-dfast merchant.—dferreh/cd from the Northern Whig. Swair Hivf.k. NEWSParBU.—In peram tulalior.s 1 fell i with “»« wril, l en »e r tha pltce appended to a .lately cncalpylns ...
... R. Keane then rose, and in proposing the next resolution, expressed his regret that an attempt had been made to sever the Whigs of England from those of Ireland, because one of the most talented men in Europe belonged to the latter body. I look upon ...
... eland, merzly roma r tj)«t know subject, upon which il could profitably ux-ii iurmtlucuce. We seo with satisfaction, .1 the Whig noblemen aid gewtlemeo l-clan l are di»p«*ed to eo-aperatd t»tlh tha people piaaent •ffort. As In Coiraervartve ethic* the ...
... the country. It is ysu alone that can defeat them. What doe* it abater to me or to any of the gentlemen about me, whether Whig Tory is in power. t'te Tories coma in you will have tithes collected again st the point of the bayonet. abuse ill bu remedied ...
... similar citations ? Ilia familiar appellation for both parties, for the Whigs as well as for the Tories, was—what think you ?— why, thdves This was his constant name fur them. The Whigs were—what?—“ Thiectt.” The Tories were—what ?—“ Thievci. Exclusive of ...