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... THE CIVIL WAR MOVEMENT OF THE WHIGS. Stafford. Fmoat —After our despatch left last night, the rioters, to the number of 1,500. kept perambulating the town, hooting and pelting every person who had the appear, ance of farmer, many of whom were treated ...
... the Imperial Legislature host of political profligates, they will refuse parties to the Whig Franchise Bill of 1850. Nothing can be more evident than that the Whigs—true to their old selfish policy—have introduced the present measure from no other motives ...
... think our particular friend, young Dan, has very good reason to exclaim, Save from my friends.” it possible, we ask, that the Whigs could give no belter berth to his father’s son than the occupation of yellow fever cot, vice Richard Ryan, deceased, at Brazil ...
... and consider its introduction into the Queen Speech .vs a piece of impertinence of which the Whigs alone are capable. The last, and what no doubt the Whigs considered the grandest of their various measures for improving the condition of Ireland, was ...
... fry is enjc rages has very mom the Grant of crime modestly ...
... attention to flax cultivation ; let this done, and we shall not despair of the regeneration of Ireland, despite the Ministerial Whigs and their atrocious projects for the ruin of a country which they so cordially detest. THE ENCUMBERED ESTATES COMMISSION- ...
... Dean of Residence in the Queen's ® ,T * ...
... at least 500/. per annum will, we understand, effected. So much for the advantages arising from paid superintendence under Whig regime f ...
... knowledge of the subject. But for Whig principles ! God save the mark !—I never thought of them save l ...
... the meeting held yesterday at KUmainham. person will, we are certain, deny that the Earl of Miltown is among the most liberal Whig noblemen to be found in Ireland. Yet, as will be seen by our report, he is heart and soul in favour of the movement, justly ...
... cleverness ; and are greatly deceived if the Whigs will no learn this lesson to their cost on this Jew Bill. It is well enough with them, so long they make Ireland their battle ground. They may play Whigs or Tories just as they please, in Ireland. A reverse ...
... who promised him their cordial support from the outset, may now he added A. C. Lynch, the representative of one of the oldest Whig families in the county ; Denis O’CoNoa, cousin of the late O'Conob Don ; and Lord Clanmoeris, who is enthusiastic in his favour ...