... had they to expect from their whig ruler*. Thev passed the Irish coercion bill, for which Mr. O’Connell called them base, hrutal. and bloody whig*.”—(A voice—“ has changed his tune.”) lie (Mr. White) knew it, but the whigs dc served the epithets—(hear ...

... FREEMAN'S JOURNAL. DUBLIN: THURSDAY, JUNE 6. 1839. ; WHIGS AND TORIES. I The evil that men do lives after them, The good is oft interred with their bones. We have frequently said harsh things of the Whigs, and more frequently have we been com- pelled to ...

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... centuries ? Surely -we are not so unconscientious as to think that Tory prelacy implies plunder, and Whig prelacy purity- that saints sit on the Whig benches, and their anti- types on the Tory. No i'faith we make no such dis- itinctions-a prelate is a ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG Our sturdy Northern contemporary, with whom have, many a time and oft, exchanged a broadside, which has not mitigated our respect for his upright, independent character has commenced the new year by enlarging his broadsheet to twenty ...

... WHIG WONDERS It is a fact, that at this moment there is not a single Irish Member of Parliament for an Irish county, city, or borough, connected place or office with the present Ministry. We believe that the Whigs are the first, for a great number of ...

... WHIG CLUB. OnTuefday, a moft numerous meeting of this Club, was held at the Freemafons’ Tavern, Samuel Whitbread, Efq. the Chair where, after the regular conftitutional tuafts of the day, and the interefting recollection of Mr. Fox, G wyllim Lloyd Wardle ...

... WHIG DOINGS. The Government has given notice to the Commissioners of Stamps, that they may retire —on pensions ; a new constitution, as it called, about to be made, which will include their own friends while thecountrvis paying the efficient but pensioned ...

... of their extermination in Portugal, though contradictory, at all inconsistent in the Whigs. It would inconsistent in the Conservatives, but it is not so in the Whigs' It is the very essence of that accursed expediency which, re gardlcss of law, justice ...

... WHIG TRANQUILLITY. In consequence of the very tranquil s'ate of the country, it has been found necessary to establish a new police station at the county ...

... a ae ee ng the | life and property in the “ And the meinorialists will ever pray.” aithful WHIG \ AGEMENT. TARA The question in the mouth of every citizen of Dub of ber “ Why is not a second packet put upon the Liverpool sti » Sus- To this the answer ...

... WHIG INSOLENCE. Mr. Macaulay has declared the policy of the g» towards Ireland amid thunders of party applause. With all the pomp of rhetoric, he denounced the present Cabinet for conceding danger what they refused to jus'ice, and so far stated a noble ...