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... THE WHIG PRESS OF ENGLAND. (From the Dublin Mail.) We need hardly hint at the previous characters of those party Journals. They have been, in their turn, the great traducers of the Protestants and the Proteinant institutions of Ireland, and the apologist:lof ...
... mo mesas sutprise as, that the Whigs, s hould the results of the nest elections be such as to maintain in power—which we hold far from yield, as they hare often done before, to the eatery of • radical fiction, and concede the ancalled Inc boon demanded ...
... Ice bare been mentorable a reatorme : this sixth and Walla is &stain.. :Method as blank. ertfl• Whigs in: money., and Lord Jobe.. likc a four J opiter, has descended into the lap of the Danae of Bergh Quay in a gold. In this respect only has he been ~n ...
... John BIE.INPIi and th, Whigs loudly exclaimed against this rigorous step, but now that they are in dice, they have restored fifteen out severity-two of those gentlemen to the dignity thee had been deprived of! So much for Whig consisterrey ! While those ...
... make the Whigs afraid to pres.s it forward. Si as shall risk nothing more than the reproach of ing, for the sake of truckling to Papists. duneu thing utterly distasteful to the Protestant pipula eel England and Scotland, depend upon the Whigs will not ...
... Poor Law Bill Was the Bantling of the Reform Bill, thanks to the Whigs and Peelites for that measure, the Municipal Reform Bill, is another blessed boon conferred on the Country by the Whigs: throwing the local governments almost wholly into the hands of ...
... ;•rlace-huntiug Whigs. But now, that the former source of income is materially diminished, the latter worthy of ontsideration, accordingly the parish priest from diocese does not see the propriety an unqualified rejection of the offers of the Whigs. Ile thieks ...
... WARD SICORD. Sir Wm. Bart. (Whig) Mr. Clarke (Radical &farmer) 181 Mr. Lioi (Liberal Ter!) majority Saaa:ka , Jo. ...
... for the septennially elected Par!lament to run out their full career, nay, so pow- ' trful was the power and influence of the Whig Ministry at that period, that the new elections were usually a mere matter aroma. no change of any importance aver taking place ...
... probably these : The Whigs calodatc upoh a majority after July, and they feel strong enough to refuse any terms to Sir Robert Peel and his faithless and degraded one hundred and melte By dissolving before July, Sir Robert will deprive the Whigs et their anticipated ...
... their teeth—nut breaking out into open rebellion, but growling and threatening. Meanwhile the Agitator, knowing the meatmessof Whig nature, waited in daily hope that some of the leaders of the party would hoist the federal r. attempt was seen to he too 01 ...