... Conservatives, and honourable men, and they retired, though literally speaking, the principles at stake were such would never cause Whig to relinquish his oflice. Sir Charles Wood amended three budgets in one year, and still clung to the Exchequer. Mr. Disraeli ...

... past feuds with the moral force” gentry. Mr. Daniel O’Connell has been successful beggar the Whig Trea* sury ” Mr. Dan O’Connell is a place-beggar and a Whig ” ,4 will be a lasting disgrace to Tralee to send Mr. Dan O’Connell parliament, in order that ...

... Canning anil the Duke of Argyle, have retired from the Ministry, and their places are filled up, or are about tilled up, by Whigs or Whig-Radicals. This is the state of affairs in the Ministerial world. That the Peelites have been got rid of, few will regret ...

... grasping spirit of the Whigs. Th’s greedy clique, aware tliat the Premier was altogether in their (power, and that without them he could not maintain his post fur hour, were absolutely indecent in their cravings. Although the whole Whig faction under Lord ...

... and have all addressed like provocations to resist” the laws! What, then, is to b© thought the “loyal Tory, or the “liberal” Whig, or radical Republican,” who votes for training this mountebank vice-God’s priests, ami lends his country to the avowed propagation ...

... by the Messrs. Agnew. Its contents embrace a great variety matters interesting members of the Established Church.” —Northern Whig. “Irish Chcrchmah’s Ar.MAyic.—Belfast: W. &. G. Aonew. —This compilation the most, if not the only reliable source for information ...

... got of three of their sworn foes,” Messrs. Kennedy. Girdwood. and Cunningham, who do tho principal tile local leader*” in tho Whig and Baa Mr. The plan i» a* easy 1. l-et the Council culvert the Blackstatf all rouud Mr. Kcnneily’* pro|wrty— (whether they ...

... , that the contemplated measure is not uncalled fur. Few will the fact, even though it should appear io the columns of the Whig. On all sid.-s extension of the boundary is taken for granted to necessary. Then why antagonise bill calculated to effect the ...

... men who are striving to save the country from the blundering, wasteful, and destructive policy in which a few imbecile, old Whig families, of which he is the tool, are persisting with callous indifference. 11 is lamentable to see any portion of the press ...

... pourtraved, so to act as a complete Guide to the (ravclier. The Map ercdiUhly doc# much credit the Measra cstabllshroeiit.” >r(krm Whig. , , “New Mae o» BELrssT.—The Messrs. of Arthur•qnarc, have lust published decidedly the best and most satislaetory map of ...

... can prevailed upon to soil himself by connexion with the men in office. Indeed, have looked with some attention through the Whig, Peelite, and Radical journals for a suggestion the kind, and, we rejoice to say, have made the search in vain; the Conservatives ...

... Messrs. Agnew. Its contents embrace a great variety of matters interesting to members of the Established Church.”—AorfAeru Whig. “Irish Chubchmak’s Almanac.—Belfast : W. G. Aonf.w. —This compilation is the most, if not the only reliable source for information ...