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... definite ar- rangement of the Jewish question. But he threw his colleague, Rothschild, and the Jews altogetber, overboard. The Whigs had staked whatever repu- tation they possessed on the reform of the church. But, we qaote a London weekly contemporary:- The ...
... censure on l the Whig ministry for their conunct (laughter) ; he had I been a Whig himself, but he thought it full time to ret re. from the camn when he found that they were not doing jus-I tice to Irelat d. Mr. Fitzgerald-But you were a Whig until you found ...
... already made, and still be made, from this metropolis-we think that of all our Irish constitu- eucies, whether represented by Whig, Coemservative, or Ra- dical, called on their members to resist the threatened bill by every form and means of opposition that ...
... Sir Robert Peel was too wise a man to embody in his policy the despotic principle which is the basis of autocratic rule. The Whig leader, who dragged from his great opponent many a conces- sion to the liberal cause, appears to have fallen somewhat prematurely ...
... I believe they will not.- There is an old aristocratic prejudice in favour of confiscating tenant property, which neither Whigs nor Tories seem dis- posed to abandon. It is the duty, however, of the friends of the tenantry to take their stand now. Parties ...
... whatever guise it I may. The FREEMAN advises, and we heartily echo his sec- m timent- ti That no candidate, whether he be Whig or Tory, Con- oj servative or Radical, Protestant or Catholic, shall receive a. t vote unless he distinctly pledge himself ...
... of Mr. Dunlop that he was for- merly editor of a paper called the 3fonitor, which Mr. Duffy characterised as the vilest of Whig joumals (laughter) - and it further appeared from the affidavit of Mr. Dunlop that he was unwillingly examined as a witness ...
... Castle, who .nust write the Fenti- meats and issue the orders of his master in each successive administration, be that master Whig, Tory, or Radical, during the last 15 or 20 years.' Mr. Mathews has been chiefly known to tie Presbyterian community as being ...