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... POSITION OF THE WHIG MIN- ISTRY. We referred on Friday to the two hostile motions which are hanging over the devoted heads of •the one fixed for Thursday next, which is to take the shape of a direct vote of censure on the Irish gc- vernment, in with the ...
... WHIG PATRONAGE AND THE IRISH BAR. There is, perhaps, no profession in either country possessing stronger claims to our sympathy and respect than the bar of Ireland. Nor are we compelled, in support of this assertion, to recur to those traditional glories ...
... British empire. The Whig have left much undone ; and iu attemptieg to do something have left material sufficient to embarrass their successors in office. War in the colonies, and ruin and discontent at home. have been the results of Whig legislation, and ...
... house adjourned. ANALYSIS OF THE DIVISION ON MR. IsaAELI'S MuTION. ATE.. NOCS. PreFent Protectionists .. 212 Whigs present Tellers .. 2 Tellers 2 Whigs .. 23 Nelites NOM .. 17 Desertions from Protectionists 1 2511 12 I Pairs 275 •• IS ...
... slier Pitt when the latter died, and ha is nearly of as was at his decease that celebrated Whig by he was baptised. Born in our war ' called Fox after the great Whig orator, and that his talent for aims is his finest gift. le exquisitely Wanes in Fox ...
... evidently bent upon forming a new party. They believe that the denomination Whig has ceased to have efficacy as a rallying cry, and that the accredited leader of the Whig party is disabled by personal and political shortcomings from again becoming thetPsime ...
... party, would accomplish the matter in six months; but the truth is that no Whig govenunent of the period would make the attempt, no Tory government dared to make it. The Whigs, dependent for ()like upon the power of the popish priests, would not give ...
... miLiater unto legislative assaults on the of our holy le.! lision—ever Mace that period notorious for the perfidy I of tut Whigs, led o by Lord Jobs llosoell, and made sadly rentaraahle by the death of two millioas! sod the banidaneut of one 'Llama! of ...
... to Fort. ace , Whig rule in Ireland was, in *ad truth, at all tunes able conipromite, and one in which, as regard, many and able men who represented the Whigs i n St. Pa: their vanity and not their honour consented. vidually, the Whig Viceroys. doubt ...
... &Arks, the being— TN lir oil= .. The Cad.- bit the • to her. the pepw the MOM- ng k mid the bean solparried NU ode*. At the !Whig Loaf the Oxtail WALPOLI the el tbe Lads was carried, the betegale .. !lb :: -:-II Sr. B. PALMS thel whets the Leib' $4. The ...
... the resolution♦ was adpted. The origin of Whig a party name in America is very n cent. At the thus) of the revolution there were two parte*, Whig. and Tories, just as they were in England. The English Whigs were in favour of the colonists, because the ...
... more grotesque variety iu its component parts than this new combination of statesmen presents. Every section and shade of Whigs, Peetites, and Radicals has its representative in this curious Cabinet, and some considerable time must elapse before its members ...