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... other than those of the unpractical and impracticable Sharman.Crawford! Is the country never lo have rest ? Several of the Whig journals of Dublin and South call for something which they choose to term Provincial Conference, * for the purpose of creating ...
... is inteffton theclioicebetween peace and war, and Parliament, it seemi, can think of nothing but the division between the Whigs anrf Tories. The nation believes that Cabinet in which the advocates of national disgrace outnumber the champions of national ...
... etrriod, ia Considerable uneasiness prevails tbo supposed not such would likely to enable the pupils on leaving inteotiun ot the Whigs revive their attack upon * hooM 10 thsir way succcotfnlly in life r»- Ihe 8. .a they, that although biota are dropped about ...
... party names, tbe words Whig and Tory, although they are not much above thirty years old, having teen pressed to the service of many successions of parties with very different ideas fastened thorn.” Explain the origin the words ** Whig” and “Tory,” and examine ...
... of great opera In THE WHIG LOSSES. One may alter sacred saying, and write—“ Be ■ure your lit will find you out The person who ia untruthful is pretty sure to meet, aotne moment, with the that bis due. ell recollect bow the Whigs tbeii organs Had daring ...
... diabolical defiance of the law. The projector* of this Cooferei.ee of the l.tndotl gentry wil! not intiroidaled by *ny paltry Whig- Hog’* infantine Mjuoak. They have with them the full sympathy the reflecting ami unprejudiced both •ide* of the water. Their ...
... {From the Daily News.) The ominous silence still maintained respecting the relative position in the ne«r cabinet of the Whigs and Peelites—to saj nothing at this moment about Radicalsbetokens, we fear, the likelihood, at all events, of a false position ...
... bad rendered opposition to the bill impossible. (Cheers and laughter.) It was the Whigs, and the Whigs alone, th »t were to blame for the measure, and it was the Whigs that the country would blame for it, for the Tories of themselves would never have ...
... IRISH LEGAL REFORM—THE SOLICITOR. GENERALS BILL. It is a curious circumstance that, notwithstanding the prodigality of the Whigs in promises, and their ar. rogating to themselves the title of reformers, par excellence, with very few exceptions, the whole ...
... impnl.se the public i* generated atmosphere of the public officea, and Whigs • |i>>-ae*s with it bryoud the power rraton or ridicule ■ j iV.dive to cure. Such was Ibo ra|ii;er*ton The Whig m-y well dissolved for ever. -tore go-id its day, but that dir past ...
... raise tbe cup hearty aympalby with the cotton lor da- Tbe Irish CtdlmiUa will enjoy a prouiioeul place the board, while Old Whig, ptraiding, will g«»e the toaau. it will terily harmoiiioua gathering! Tbe only plan which anything like peace be e»en tes»|K>r«nij ...
... interest. THE NEW WHIG FARCE OF •• IMPARTIALITY,*’ THE MARTYR PRIESTS. On Tuesday we said that the prosecution of the Mayo Priests was a just proceeding; but wo bad not space further to show that, now taken up, it is a shallow Whig stratagem. Certain ...