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... influence should predominate—as it naturally must—we should be in a more wretched state If :subjection than we are now under Whig rule : the supremacy of the petticoat has always been acknowledged.—Alfred. . ICOUN III'EEK4,I/ RETURN. An Abstract of the ...
... O'Connell, or retire from otraceyr Such aredie blessings of Catliolis Emancipationo- the healing measure, co-operating with a Whig Government ! Once again, let us say, that the trial of Lord Grey's sincerity is at issue. If he spoke truth, in his declaration ...
... sheiks any dispositint to make our %%nut) , their study.— If poor tinnily is starting, it is pitiful cousolation to know that a Whig of Tory manages the rains of Government. If ley children veep for bread, anti I cannot relieve thrall, 'tie sorry comfort ...
... objectionable. Certainly it must he continued that a large population, when unemployed, like * famish) or a pestilence, or a Whig. AduainUtration- a b u rgh) is a most grievous cad amity to the cou•try teat is t isitrd Isy it hut under ordinary eircunistatwes ...
... c int . This last v.eposition ro tt d wan great canihlllr by that reel. etable Whig, Mr. R. Gordon. 'Nothing. surely, can be atom .ii:ifsetory to the surFortors of Whig principloi than this Lcknowledgenient, that all C.:? 1::st iittJen yeaTkl . 'unfr ...
... us true Irish affection. Yet I confess I would pref.•r his delicate hug to the tiger-like treat here and devastation of our Whig Administration The Protestants then must unite all their powers ; concentrate all their energies ; thay must feel a community ...
... merchant ghiltg Aort eveightt—Because he thinks mod. of task - ton. Why is Lord King like an insect !—Bue.tuse he is a near Whig (an ear-wig). If dalks and decters both •atiark, are %%v not justifell iu classing them both birds of a remitter if MO boys ...
... working of that mischievous piece of legislation miscalled the Relief Bill, and to the worse mischievous Government of the Whigs. The principal part of the emigrants were, he said, Protestants ; and he added, that if means were not taken to prevent the ...
... was sure it Arm: the cholera had appeared, and even feared I had got it my self, but am now quite cured on hearing that the Whigs arc out. We wish the cure way become general. NIA RR (IMF. 14 Hunt L(►'e.--TIN! young Marquis of Abercorn, to 14111)111 report ...
... will prove a signal instance of the mercy of DIVINE Pam I DENCE towards the British Empire—the Whigs, the incapable, mercenary, unprincipled, if not infidel Whig s, have ceased to presiite over the Councils cf the State. May they be succeeded by Statesmei ...
... lords GREY and PLUNKETT still more odious in the sight of the good and virtuous. ( From the Dublia Evening Freeman,): . Tie Whig Ministry is no more. Earl Grey — ha:a nobly redeemed his pledge to stand or fall With . the Reform Bill. Fallen he has, but ...
... passed unanimously. Address to the h jog. Mr. J. J. Butler rose and expressed his heartfelt satisfaction of the downfall of the Whig Administration. It should be most gratifying to every man in that assembly. The manner in which they abused the King's name ...