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... of Ireland was, however, now such as to overpower that species of Irish patriotism which was so ready to yield to Whig jobbing and Whig patronage (cheers). And here he must stop to express his obligation to the right hon. baronet the member for Tsimworth ...
... condition of the labouring population, whether aericultural to address our attention in the course of the ensuing proposed by the Whigs, and they had shown that they did or manufacturing, they would find great distress pre- fortnight. not intend to emancipate ...
... their unfitness for office. Would not the Whig reply, What nonsense are you talking! Do you not know that the Chronicle has changed hands :—that the Whigs have nothing to do with it, nor it with the Whigs ;—that the Peelites have bought it, and that ...
... foreign policy that has been pursued by this country in the year 1848-9 A foreign policy which, in justice to the great Whig party, and the Whig minister, is not theirs, but is that ef Lord Palmerston alone (cheers)—a policy which by contemptible negociations ...
... O'BRIEN, of Elmvale —a notorious O'CONNELLITE and Whig Radicalthe brother of a lawyer, promoted by the Whigs, Mr. Serjeant O'BRlEN—and the brother-in-law of an Irish Master in Chancery—created by the Whigs —we mean Master MURPHY—of the numerous tribe of ...
... semi-official ()racks are to be believed, the ministers have not ever breathed the subject of protection for twelve months, Whig wisdom considering it un fail accompli— Oh! no they never mention it, Its name is never heard — Their lips are now forbid to ...
... them there was a surplus upon the last quarter. Well, let them have the advantage of that, for it was an unusual thing for a Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer to have any surplus at all. But he would ask this question. Supposing protection had been granted ...
... little for your sufferings; but remember you have it in your power to teach them such a less:on that they will never forget. The Whig promised you great things when some of you assisted them to carry the Reform Bill: but it was all a pretence--a mere sham. ...
... warrant THE MARQUIS OF LONDONDERRY 4.-Y 1) TENAS TAY . Lord Londonderry, in a lette r whi ch has apPear eci ill tb ill N orthern, Whig, intend e d as a rep l y t o an application frell'is r a oo f w with n his tenants, expresse s hi s d e t erm i na ti on no ...
... to the improvement of Ireland that this law be substantially amended. The noble lord, who while he sat in parliament was a Whig, delivered a scathing denunciation of the present ministry and their Irish measures. The Hon. St. John Butler seconded the ...
... the sense and intelligence and nr o P eltl nation are against what is called trade system? But the defections o°l/100 Whig and Whig-Radical ranks are th e Of noticeable parts of the whole affa ir ' the more remarkable we shall ruer el l tion Lords GORMANSTOWN ...
... 414 4 w ere Plain, unquestionable, undoubted e • .e 721 3. is should be prepared to • , i we 'id' 11 any assembly, whether Whig, Tory, -er e these two amendments? We will g • -.e f i r e them. ki !pi'°rtt. B ,„ e ' required a register of the municipal ...