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... WHIGS AND REPEALERS. At a dinner which took place lat night, for the ostensible purpose of aiding the funds of St. Bridget's Orphan Society, Mr. O'Connell gave a version of an uit dit which was current for some days, and which will supply another proof ...
... for doing that which in their place we should do ourselves—the proof is, that though the Whigs did twice certainly, we believe three times rescind their votes, there is no record of an unworthy imputation cast upon them for doing so. In the House of Commons ...
... of giving another trial to the base, brutal, and bloody Whigs,' and his subsequent attempt to extricate himself from the gripe of Mr. O'Mahony, when that stalwart Rep,aler indignantly spurned the feeler thus, clumsily thrown out, are matters which, though ...
... take into consideration his embarrassments. He eau only speak. He has already consumed the Tories and the Whigs, who are not the worse. At present it is the turn of the King of the French, and of the University, and of that immoral French press which ...
... certainly one of the first men amongst the Whig party. But he (Mr. O'Connell) had no desire to see the Whigs again in power. He would much rather have the Tories as they were at present than admit the Whigs to anything like permanent power. There was ...
... those who went out this year seven were Conservatives and five Whigs. There appeared to be a general understanding that no party fights should take place; but this was broken through by the Whigs, ' who endeavoured to oust Mr. David Hill (a Conservative) ...
... or more auspicious beginning. Mr. Howley may be a Whig for anything we know to the contrary, or he may be a Conservative; he is, we know, certainly a Roman Catholic. If, however, he is a Whig, the Whig government neglected for 11 years the claims of a ...
... of the Whig journalist to rip up these offences of its old friends, already suffering' enough of public contempt in their dreary unplaced position. As if, however, maliciously resolved to fix its charges against the Colonial Office upon the Whig holders ...
... elsewhere informs us that he means the English Whigs; and ( there is nothing like leather) the Morning Chronicle is of opinion that Ireland can only be tranquillised by a Whig government! It is to the Whigs that Mr. O'Connell has been indebted for the ...
... agitation for Federalism. The meeting a curious assembly of Repeaters hot and cold, of Federalists of the same description, and Whigs of all tones of colour; but in the absence of any dispatch from parrynane, and the bone and sinew of Young Ireland, no one ...
... REPRESENTATION OF BIRMINGHAM. TRIUMPH OF CONSERVATISM. BIRMINGHAM, SUNDAY. Mr. Spooner has obtained a victory not only over the Whig party and the Radicals of Birmingham, but he has been returned by a larger number of votes than the combined suffrages for ...
... the poll : Mr. Spooner (Conservative) 2095 Mr. Scholefield (Reform Club Whig) 1735 Mr. Sturge (Anti-Corn-Law League) 346 The Conservative candidate's majority over the Whig being Over the Anti-Corn-Law Leaguer 1749 Over both candidates 14 There ...