... was always railing at the Whigs—was about the most thorough Whig his time. never lost a chance helping the party. He never missed an opportunity of tripping-up their opponents. His great object, at all times, was to keep the Whigs in office—but to make them ...

... developement. A man has to learn something in order cither Tory or a Whig. He may be «ood or bad scholar; he may improve on his teachers, or fall below them. Lord John Russell, the chief of the Whig* boasts the very excellent Gamaliels at whose feet he sat, and ...

... support held tho seat for Whig against both Tori and Young Irclandcrs. In 1817 and in 1851 Mr. Maguire (now M.B. for Cork) 1 contested thobotongh, and received the Tory snp: port in the hope that tho combination would deteat ■ the Whig ; but it was not until ...

... on their side of the house, the Whigs were not the same party with them, and they never pretended they were (hear, hear, and cheers). The Whigs held the policy that the Whig was for the Whigs laugh)— that is, for Whig supremacy, and that ...

... establishments at Liverpool, and five belong to London. THE REPRESENTATION OF LISBURN. Belfast, Thurshat Mobnino.— The Northern Whig of this morning announces that Mr. Richardson, M.1., for Lisburn, is about resign his scat in Parliament in consequence of ...

... friends and relatives reside at distance from this town, for once the year, to reunite In the pleasant family circle.—JVerriera Whig. ...

... hunt from office the base, bloody, and brutal Whigs,” and support the Tories, who were sincere in everything they promised. That, as a body, are length convinced the bad faith and dishonesty of the Whigs in everything connected with the interests of Ireland ...

... quoting O’CoarNKLL’s condemnation of tho Whigs, men who are working, might and main, to maintain in office Tory Government? Is such conduct honourable or honest ? If tho men assailed as Whigs—which they are not —were Whigs in reality, should not those who profess ...

... the t«heu distilleries were -n , Dublin, and what must 1>- , cunt.,. efo I'-, recorded their deter.mnuuon, Whig candidate, .hoo would tell those Whig canduh 1,.; then- niunh; ...

... follow Earl vii.le or the Duke of Devonshire, or any other Whig magoitico however able and good, their duty is to answer with unanimous cry of No.” Wo have had enough of the regime of the old Whig houses ; we want a newer and a healthier spirit introduced ...

... Conservative-Catholic alliance, and rewarded tho TaUd'* faith and zeal Only ant. Thirty-one voted for Mr. Gladstone and tho Whig Ministry,” and one (Mr. Corbally) was absent. Mr. M’Konna’s figure alono stands forth before tho eyes as that of tho solitary ...

... parliament. At the same time that he had been so voting in London, he was speeching and writing two notorious Whig candidate* for this city, well as the Whig candidate of 25 years standing, for Marylebone, Lord Fermoy. Such conduct, in my mind, is only of the ...