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... MR. O'CONNBLL —THE WHIGS The Whigs The Whigs To what meanness *,j they not descend—to what acts will they not have recourse in order retain place, no matter at what sacrifice principle, or with bow much mischief to the country- do verily believe—and have ...
... MR. O'CONNELL—THE WHIGS. i »ur London coteroporarlea, and more especially The Standard, lias taken up the probable junction between Mr. and the Government, as originally stated in columns of The Evening Mail. The latter able Journal, whose sources of ...
... THE WHIGS. ----- . Rumours are rife the Clnb. that the Governmen^ will out .of office immediately after the Parliament. Difference the dto friends of Lords Palmerston and OR*.* the cause of the break up. —Nation^_______ == Order - Arming the Dock as a ...
... EDMUND BURKE AND WHIG PHILOSOPHY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE CORK EXAMINER. Thursday, Dec. 3, 1846. Sir,—As you have already allowed me to give the Whigs a few friendly hints, hope you will permit me to add another to the number. These gentry have earned for ...
... THE WHIGS — MR. SHINE TAWTOR the fullest sympathy with every word and thought of the eloquent and convincing speech of Mr. SHINE of Killarney, delivered at a late meeting of the Relief Committee of that town, on the occasion of moving an address to her ...
... radical and decisive ?—something to Restrain the rapid fate of rushiog Ireland ? It is to build more Workhouses. Gov reward the Whigs! May their memory never perish from among the lrish It is ordered by the Poor Law Commissioners that the present unions shall ...
... WHIGS IN SPAIN AND WHIGS IN IRELAND As they can extract nothing else from the English ministry, our constitutional friends may have no objection to extract a moral from despatch of Lord Palmerston, as to how Crown and Government” ought to be “protected ...
... WHIG PROMISES AND WHIG PERFORMANCES FOR IRELAND. (From the Morning Chronicle.') Wh#n the history of this Whig Administration shall come to be summed up, its most dismal chapter will unquestionably be that headed, Irish policy.” are now approaching the ...
... ‘HE LANDLORD AND TENANT BILL OF THE WHIGS. Che Cork LExXanttner. RIDAY EVENING, FEB. 18, 1848. At length, the Whigs have redeemed the promise of years, and given birth to the Bill which was to restore peace to disturbed Ireland, and hush’ for ever the ...
... O Ifvutauvs hutrnad DUBLIN: THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1842. WHIGS TALKATIVE, AND WHIGS DUMB. When Lord Oxmnantown, some years ago, called the peasantry of Ireland a savage race of assassins, the Whig journals and members of parliament were loud in their reproofs ...
... prevalent distress to get up a crusade against the payment of rent. Bat wecan have no sympathy with an almost absentee like this Whig Duke of Devonsh aps, in every ten years, visits his Irish estates, and ire, who once, inquires into the circumstances of his ...
... WHIG JOBBING. There scarcely a public sitaatiou, the occupant of which is approachable intrigue, for the sale or barter of, or retirement from office, that every means are not put in force for the attainment of that object, in order that the Irish Government ...