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... time, the better the position in which they are likely to find themselves, for experience does not appear to exalt either the Whigs their policy pnblic estimation. The Journal quoted adds:— WJJto tat dsys the Protectionist* hsve hen la much bet•erenirtts ...
... known Prince Albert feels the deepest solicitude—the necessary influence will be employed in the proper quarter to prerent the Whigs from offering any factious opposition to tbe new Conservative Cabinet, that would necessitate immediate dissolution, and thereby ...
... that to please the populace, had to make some sacriSce of sentiment, and to profess liberalism scarcely in accordance with Whig notions of pnblio doty or of the public Felfare. About bis opinions, or rather bis utterances, respecting the anti-Aggression ...
... who shall betray their religion and country, and traffic on the very lives of their poor neighboon, their bribed support of a Whig nominee. “Michael Power, P.P., Stradbally; John Casey, P.P., Kllrosaenty; James Veale, P.P., Kill and Newtown; John MGratb ...
... O’Ferral! and each of these debased wretches man of fortone and of title. One of the trio is, however, rather unfortunate. The Whigs won’t trust him, and the Tories have spumed him. The race is between the other two, and the English lord and the Irish knight ...
... Conciliation-hall, nor in monster meetings. (Laughter and some confusion.) Both in principle and in practice be hated their Whig principles and their Radical performances. (Laughter.) The people wonld not excited him. (Renewed laughter.) But, whether excited ...
... you put into that barrel, said a gentleman to a fierce-lookiog fellow, whose face was redolent of whiskey? Ponsonby and the Whigs,” was the reply. At early hour this (Friday) morning the sovereign people were once more in the streets, particularly and ...
... Barton, Bilaeoe, Lalor, Blanoonl, Rial I. Baker, J. A. Butler, R. Betler Lowe, and Cooper. Several of thoae gentlemen ere were Whigs, and once Free-traders 11 \—MaiL But why stop here? Is milling the only thing that enffore from free-trade. If duty on foreign ...
... many distinguished members of the Whig party—ln the presence of Hassell—a name famed for the aopport of those noble principles, not more liberty than of the Protestant relialon—and. If 1 might venture to define Whig principles f embraced them, I should ...
... next spring. But, unless Lord John wishes to sell his party altogether, and go down to posterity as the last and least of the Whigs, must bring the bill for the further reform of the British electoral system which be has had in hand for some time. That, however ...
... Butler - 012 - 0 0-0 * u ** The following were the bidding*. Mr. Henry Noblett, one—is to take place under tbe auspices of tbe Whigs, the night (half-past 12), for if were to do so be would selves jury of thirteen persons, none of whom were com- #.♦ r *♦ • ...
... the late Ministerial interregnum, and who seemed particularly nervous lest Finality Jack should be the last of the official Whigs, and that his last would not be long first now, hasn’t been in the house ever since the F. M. pronounced her spoosc be inevitable ...