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... IRELAND AND THE WHIGS The very name of Ireland should sound as an accusation in the ears of the Whigs. The very soil of Ireland should scorch the feet of the Whigs, her cruellest and most perfidious oppressors. Her miseries, her slavery, and her w’rnngs ...
... Out with the 'Whigs. The llev. Mr. Browne, IM’., Balia, and V.F.. came forward to propose the fourth resolution, and was loudiy cheered, lie said—Mr. Chairman anti gentlemen, the resolution intrusted to care is follow's :—“ That, representing the constituency ...
... straightforward personage, beside one o those Cabinet Whigs. Lord Roden, in Jiis most rabid mood of anti-Catholic hostility, looks venerable and respectable, when contrasted with the cringing Protestant- Whig- Clarendon, professing to Catholic Prelate, profound ...
... Julio honest friend of the Catholics, was plumped to the head of the poll against the allied opposition of Whig and Tore landlords. And we hate written far to say, that it will he a black shame for the men—aye, and women of Dundalk, if, knowing that the ...
... three years of the Crime and Outrage Bill,” by which the Whigs have kept Ireland disarmed for three years past, is at present slipping quietly through parliament. This is as wicked a piece of Whig chicanery as ran rema.uber. They got into office the defeat ...
... December THE NO-POPKRY MOVEMENT. Te* Whigs and the Pope The Morning Advertiser has the follow ing announcement: —*• The statement which appeared the Morning 11 Id yesterday (Friday) the effect that Mr. Sinil had been intrusted with special mission to ...
... —Uu begintrag a Peasant prouls over like Whig bill for the next attempt, a;a rale tiuii, to work .1 nut Couipauies the ti-heric-s ami other resources of Ireland, remains le, and with abundant iia: a spucal.Ui ):i. Alu't i: a. fact ? The he ...
... Sir A. Armstrong (Whig), Dr. Boyd (Conservative), J. M. Caulfield (Whig), T. Connolly (Conservative), W. H. Cotton (Conservative), T. V. Dawson (Whig), W. Fagan (Repealer), Sir R. Ferguson (Whig), C. Fortescue (Whig), O. D, Grace ( ...
... deadly embraces of the Whigs. subject of Popery at the present critical juncture. We have ■ or> 0 matter what was the question upon which the been favoured by our special correspondent (who. being ex- f , quarre u e d in public. Whig alliance and Grand of ...
... no class in Ireland but has spoken—tba Gentry, the Citizens, the I’eople. We shall see what will the practical answer the Whigs, ...
... MR. MAURICE O’CONNELL We are in a condition to announce that the Whig Government have provided for another O’Conneil. The hon. member for Tralee has got a positive promise of the Collector Generalship of Taxes for Dublin, ith a salary of 8001. a year ...
... reforms must be, the “able and intelligent Whig journalist,” who has been blowing the trumpet for the Clarendon tour in the North, suggested to our amiable tourist : “The able and intelligent editor of the Northern Whig, Mr. James Simms, of Belfast, assured ...