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... own part be would go to the buatings in Dublin and vote for an Orangeman before a Whig. Tbe Whigs had never done anything for Irelaod or for the Catholic church; was Whigs arrested O’Connell—passed penal eometmen's for Ireland, and finally the ecclesiastical ...
... was bis proudest bout. These gentlemen belonged to tba Whig party— Mr. Bland—l deny that lam Whig (cbeere). Mr. O Briao—Neither I (cheers). Mr. Henooasy—Mr. Bland is celled bis friends model Whig.” Mr. Blond—l utterly deny it Mr. Henneoey repeated .that ...
... surprise to see how altered the tone of ill parties ia the house with regard to the tenant question. Whig longer bids against Tory, nor Tory against Whig, for popularity with the tenant farmers. Even Mr. Napier, who ran a-head his party, has found reasons ...
... imputed and fostered the adherents of Lord Naas, for the purp of creating dissension in our ranks namely, that I a Whig, or the nominee of a Whig clique, 1 indignantly repudiate both ass rlions (I ud cheers). friends who stand beside here are the best refill ...
... there is not a section of the Liberal party, down even that class of salmon-coloured gentry who, when the Whigs are in, hold Tory sympathies and Whig places, that has not stake a deep interest in the result of the Dublin election! Yet, where are the leading ...
... band because it was bad (cheers). But whether the Whigs went out of office, or remained in fur short time longer, the tirn« was coming when Ireland, least, they would called to account—when the name of Whig would enough to damn any man setting for the r ...
... government cau now extro a >iugle note, that it bad almost (w rsua led itaeif into the belief lb«t it was genuine muaic. The Whig of week devoted nearly a column of its heavy metal to an assault on the Banner for *’ suppressing Mr. Crawford's corresp -ndence ...
... the high trust being your Brpresentative in Farliament/ A Toey government hss ,u to power. its is Lord Derby, who, formerly Whig, baa shown bin self on every occasion hoatila to the religions liberty lift Irish people. This ministry into office tli cry ...
... yellow leaf of statesmanship. The Whigs great party are broken. They have no principles for the hustings—nothing but the inanimate skeleton of protection, and even that Mr. Disraeli has interred with funeral honours. The Whigs cannot point to “the dead corpse ...
... TO* TRANSATLANTIC PACKET STATION. Tbe Whigs, trne to their natnral instinct of hatred to Ireland, have come forward to impede the settlement of tbb question, which the warm Irish feeling of onr Lord Lientenant siemed to bring nearer to its consummation ...
... experience which be now possessed, were again support Whig, he declared tbat would be afraid to face bis God (luar, .r). Did they not all know that hundreds of the four were allowed to starve these Whigs the granaries tbe country v»ere groaning under the ...
... CAST NORFOLK. ELECTION. deal cioea of tba pollCoha, 3.98S ; Stratey, S,ii9B. Majority for Whig caadidatr, 535. GREAT FIRE AND DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY AT THE LONDON DOCKS. Tbe lower part tbe South Doch wbiwh are of dve etofiet high, art of cooaldarabla ...