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... TO THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir— I enclose copy «f a notice which I have entered on the voles of the house for next session with reference to the abolition (,(liryiiim Donum after the decease of the respective tninisleis now receiving the same. I ...
... •od rejected a mere Whig, why, what confounded blockheads must they be to elect an um quivocal Tory ! with all ymir talent, you look only at one side of the question. You see rejected, and you exclaim—“ Mighty well ! Out with him! He is not Reformer enough ...
... R«irke Whig;, alhbl. p'i i't« if**! hy Scully, Ouhlm, an«l Feillo****, it**- htH. in support of Lore! John K«»*«t-l l ...
... hear.) Such was the conduct of the Whigs towards Ireland, which had not known any thing but oppression lor the last forty years. It might be said what motive the Whigs could have in this transaction. Estl Qrey and the Whigs knew vety well that f native p ...
... of their duties. If the people the Whigs In ullice, the Whig proprietors must their iiiHuence to suppoit the people. At prp sent they arc far from supporting the people, that they not even support tin ir parly. The Whig party Ireland depends altogether ...
... as any man of ho abilities can be •it lit King’s government in the hands of the Whigs. My anxious wish is, that the Radicals throughout the kingdom should support the Whigs. [A voice in the crowd, They don’t far enough.’) Why, they don’t as far I could ...
... it all die instances which brought the Whig liberal!, contact with ttlm we iimv c*i( the valitmul Murals —in all the great rugglea which ilial class liberals, generally knnwii the Leinster declaratiiniisls Whigs, laodvraies, want ** 'se” men obtained ...
... Wh*gs all Ins life [loud cries of ‘* hear, beai’ J. been tiled crim nil bv the Whigs, (lad been imprisoned the Whig*, had been persecuted by the Whigs, and bad been ruined by Whigs fhear.] denied llie C»nadians lab ured under grievances “no, no.” great body ...
... of their Whig deputies, which ih»v were not able to their own power when in office themselves—the attempt to which dlsplaced them office—and wlt'ch n they vainly attempted to late occasion the power of their nutneric.il strength. Are these Whigs, then, ...
... In advertisement in the Ulster Times ami News-Letter, it stated, that subscriptions would received for that purpose at the Whig office and other place*. The proprietor of this paper, not havinj given any permission for such announcement, nor having been ...
... does the Whig the parly eclipse the Tories in this contrast of unmitigated corruption on the one hand, and least moderate reform on the other ! We, therefore, again repeat, that man can be honest who places both parties equal estimation. The Whigs h,»p their ...
... slaves? I Whigs. Who led eight hundred pu , iul ,_ hx» e 10-dav taken view of the par thousand rla er inlu the tern of liberty? The p , j f iho England. What a Whigs. (Cheers.) Who abolished the India, railed ° caute d Mulgravc has monopoly? The Whig. Who ...