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... due to Dublin arising from the change ; and we trust it will not be difficult to procure a recognition of it in the ranks of Whigs, Tories, or even Economists. The voting of the Irish members shows the great difference of opinion that exists on this particular ...
... that Free Trade in (nunihua to the order of the day. Whether that adopted as the cry of the Protectionists, or whether the Whigs anticipate their adversaries’ policy, it will be equally welcome to all lovers of justice and friends of the body of the people ...
... subjects of daily meditation. It tells the true story of Ireland at all events ; and if it be any comfort to the enemies of the Whigs, it is not sparing of its reprehension of that much-abused party. Here we are, an absolute blot on the map of Europe ; but ...
... expressing regret at not being able to attend the meeting, and a communication from Stock port, containing an allusion to Whig Alliances, and [ Silly-hall Thimble-rigijing, which elicited brav«»9 and r. | lutious, declaratory* of the right oflibcrty ...
... some of the most ardent advocates of popular enfranchisement seem to find their chief delight in a disparagement of these Whigs to whom the Tories arc arrayed in such determined hostility, and 'who, if they not achieving all that is desired, are unqu ...
... Union : 1«01 1802 1803 1805 1807 ~ £7,385 7.385 7.385 .. 7,385 7.385 7.385 12,000 8,538 The 12,0001. in 1807 was a spontaneous Whig bounty which contributed a* much as any other cause to break up the Fox government, ami lay the foundation that Orange tyranny ...
... majority, succeeded in its accomplishment. In was selected ns the Whig candidate for governor of New York, but failed. Confident, however, that could command the strongest vote New York, the Whigs again selected him as their candidate for comptroller, in 1847 ...
... he thought it pleasanter be generally away. The Orangemen shun the Court at present on account of Lord Roden, and there arc Whigs who would not be very fond of it if had restoration of Crey or Hcytesbury. There is a new-fangled doctrine as to Castle-goers ...
... construct his Consetratire party on the ruins of the old Tory party, and last he mustered three hundred to oppose the torrent of Whig reform”—which was indeed already stagnating. That party has performed its office, and is already gone ; Thebes lived to action ...
... Ireland was, whether be willed it or not, a politician ; his measures could not be separated from bis dignity. Nor was there Whig aristocracy in Ireland as there was in England, to compensate by its adhesion and countenance for the furious opposition of ...
... working going to play the enemy's game, and allow lory or ââ lesl) w , lidl funned porl.on of the wall of Committee was ' . Whig to step in, from the cemstitnency not being prepared to i, p hillip CasUe, which had fallen down some years Ministerof War ...
... detailed, have come to our knowledge; but, in Justice the parties who have been aimtod on suspicion, we forbear mentioning them Whig. Fi&uio ikto the Hoi're Mr. AKKirrEix at Bai.lt- KAiiiKcii. —On Thumiay evening last a number of ruiliaos surrounded the house ...