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... prodigal expenditure, the amount of the taxes was insufficient, and the reformed ministry and parliament—during the 11 years the Whig Reformers were in possession of the government since the Reform Ac: was passed—have added tothe national debt. PEEL AND RUSSELL ...
... ercry rational man mast have long since been thoroughly disgusted with the odious reiteration of ihcse unmeaning nicknames. Whig and Tory. Substantial questions, invoicing monstrous abases of half century’s standing in many public institutions, will have ...
... not adopt it. There is .:o faction so sunk or so despised in popular estimation, whose accession to power, in•lead of the Whigs, would not now be received a blessed change. ~ . , A more wicked spirit i* that which the Government, its agents and ass«»csatcs ...
... lending his support to the Whigs opposition to a protective move the next Session. Galway has seldom been favoured with the presence this paragon a representative since his return to Parliament, but whenever he does come down a Whig errand, or look after his ...
... the Court-house Downpatrick.” Does the Castle Journalist dream the Marquis of Londonderry coming, anew, the rescue of the Whigs, and contributing to the sustainment of vicious system of policy ? Ah, and Free-trade may not hope for such succour on this ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. BELFAST. THURSDAY. JANUARY 3, 1850. ...
... Isis country, such as will secure a triumph to its friends, and cause dismay amongst its foes, and convince the compromising Whigs that the national question of Repeal will be our rallying cry on which we will return flfwymembers to the new council-if one ...
... could not accept whet was never offered. The facts were thsse— Whi!e Sir Robert Peel was playing with his sliding scile the Whigs attacked him with their eight-shilling duty; in the interim Sir Robert Peel was supported triumphantly by the agriculturists ...
... improbable. Sir R. PEEL prepared the way for this catastrophe, by his base ingratitude to the Cauadian loyalists, and the Whigs have earnestly laboured to complete his work. Faithful to the maxims of modern Whiggery, they endeavoured to secure place, ...
... the candidate for the Whig partv, Mr. Winthrop, was induced to withdraw, in order that new choice might be adopted, and new attempt made to obtain a sufficient majority. No advantage, however, was gained this policy for the Whig concentration was rather ...
... territorial insolvency of Ireland, and a grand effort made to push the Whigs from their stools, and clear the ground for a protection minis- try. The 17 th will determine the fate of the Whigs and Free Traders as a governing power in the state- so say the P ...
... them wr«, to improve their little holdings to the best of their ability, and to pay the cess and poor rates. In the Northern Whig find the following:— The Rev. Wm. Crawford, the landlord of Ballymony, Upper Fulls, Belfast, has kindly intimated to his tenantry ...