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... between Repealers and Anti-repealers; and, finally, between Whigs and Tories; who each pursued their English Imperial purposes inflaming all those eld elements of strife upon the Irish soil. Tho Whigs, in opposition, pressed the “Irish difficulty” upon the ...
... THE BANNER OF ULSTER, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1846. been chosen: last year the same States were represented Whigs and Loco Focos. If the remaining members be of the same politics their predecessors, the Loco Focos majority will be 20—though it supposed there ...
... TII E AR 8 BIL L. The Whigs have entirely abandoned this measure, and deserve great credit for learning late; but Ix-tter late than never. They were urgently pressed their Irish supporters on the subject, and were wisely squeezable. Their grand mistake ...
... established,.- ~I'iS years established. •.'I years established- years established.-. The New* l.etter, .. Tin N-.rtb.-en Whig, The Viiidieat ...
... some time previous. Lord Grey, Mr. Laboucherc, Lord Clarendon, Mr. Macaulay, Lord Palmerston, and other leading members of the Whig party, w. present. After the meeting breaks up. Lord John Russell.it expected, proceeds to Windsor Castle to have an audience ...
... Service to commence TWELVE o’clock Admission Tickets, One Shilling each, to be of Mr. Duoax, Ballymena: Mr. Hodoson. Mr. Orber, Whig Opucb, and at the Tract Depositobt, 28, Rosemary Stre ...
... newspapers in Ireland, for the six months ending on 31st Peeeraker last:— ■The Banner of TTlstwr, - •The Chrankie. *Tbe Nurtbern Whig, . •The Utcr Times, . fTlne Vindicator. . , , tThe News-Letter, i,i®a 7.2* 1,8*6 «*S SOT The paper* marked • are published ...
... (From the Spectator” of Saturday.) It was not expected that tho Rus-ell Whig Cabinet would more than revival Melbourne one; and !>u, in elements, proves be. glancing down the li-t, the eye is first stopped the name Sir Gcorgo Grey Homo Secretary. Although ...
... Belfast, the Liberal voters of Kirkcudbright told Mr.Maxwell that they would not elect him, and he retired from the contest The Whig will undoubtedly record the indomitable bigotry” of these Liberal Kirkcudbrightshire” electors, and withdraw its notes of ...
... sad TN. Tipp Instiller flue and par* gnun fur market. nut Isar, Ma: asnook dill. Va.; atuth. Ia(; shwa, 14L hew 11.1. per Whig., at Ta. StL par gallou pr JO. 49P.; Ma.kit'red Mld.76a eft.; mak 161. 44. Per ; tarn' Lama. Ma.. d 0.214. to J 9.. per ewt ...
... description of epidomic, and tho Protectionists in England style it tho Peel plague.” They want to keep the Ministry in, an d the Whigs out. In vain does Ix)rd Goorgo Bon thick express a preference for Cobden over Peel, if they are to have Cobden’s measures. ...
... we had attacked tho Whig merely in tho way of business,” and because it suited our earthly purposes,” while wo arc made welcome to perpetrate abuse, to tell lies, and play the Pharisee,” as long as we please. beg to assure the Whig, that its enmity to ...