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... two of more able and better men than the Whig-Peel party (it is now one) can present, may not be easily found. As to the House of Lords it would be ridiculous t o spea k' of a comparison. Lords, have the Whigs and Peelites to set off against Lord Stanley ...
... Limerick has fixed the Ist of June next for the election of a member in the room of Mr. W. S. O'Brien. Mr. Samuel Dickson, a Whig, and Mr. Thomas Fittgerald, a Repealer, are the candidates at present canvassing the county. ...
... the livery of office —that if our institutions ' are institutions under which Whigs stop in and which Whigs have even the assurance to talk of 'handing down '—to other Whigs, doubtless—then our institutions ' are not what they took them for—and their overthrew ...
... advanced age, and had been for some time previously in declining health. Mr. Murphy was regarded as one of the aristocratic Whigs, who enjoyed the private confidence of Lords Anglesey, Normanby, and Bessborough during their residence here as Viceroys. He ...
... government has appointed a Mr. Ross, we believe, on the old salary. This is a precious specimen of Whig retrenchment THE MISSES APVEAGH.—The Northern Whig says ;— The interest in the case of the M'Veagh girls, who so bravely repulsed a party of incendiaries ...
... which was issued at nine o'clock, confirmed the supposition. The numbers were— Mr. Stanford (Conservative) 109 Mr. Bowyer ( Whig) 57 Mr. Norton (Radical) 31 The positions of the candidates did not vary at all during the day, Mr. Stanford steadily ...
... of relentings in the Whig camp ; fears of fixed duty agitate the Leaguers ;—the scale appears to tremble; he steps forward, and casts his weight into the side of Free Trade. To Messrs. BRIGHT, COBDEN, and Co., he says, If the Whig Ministry should fail ...
... powers to grant licences to have or carry arms to Sir Thomas E. Blake, Bart. THE INCENDIARY FIRES IN ULSTER. The _Northern Whig, in referring to the recent outrages in the counties of Down and Antrim, observes,— The farmer , , and others of the district ...
... to Lord Roden, agreed to in Dublin. The noble writer, like his father, the Earl of Leitrim, has been regarded as a thorough Whig of the Russell-Grey school—at all events when in parlia- Inent he supported the present ministers in all their favourite schemes ...
... on one side, forbids the least allusion to such distinctions on the other? Religious distinctions ! Why, what have the Whigs been doing for the last 40 years but carrying on a war of religious distinctions against Protestants—a war which Mr. Macaulay ...
... which the Post Office enormity exhibits itself, one of the strangest is that which contrasts with the old trading title of the Whigs,—that of ' Friends of Religious Liberty. They have cornraenced a course which must immediately bring them to an act of real ...
... supplying their deficiency, or of making up for their neglect. There is some soul of goodness in things evil, and even a Whig-Radical administration has brought a compensating benefit. Had the Country party rashly seized upon office three years ago ...