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... THE PARTY OF WHIG MODERATES. The party of Whig Moderates is now in number inf* ficieut to warrant bold defiance of the modern Chartists, even should Mr. Gladstone elect to remain the leader of those disturbers. It on tho latest platforms, consequently ...
... THE ULSTER WHIG LEADER. Mr, T. A. Dickson, M.P., Liberal candidate or bouth Tyrone, has issued address to the electors, in which rays the purchase the tenant at fair and jnst price is the only true and final solution of the Irish land question. The present ...
... POLITICAL CATECHISM. THE WHIGS. Who wrote the Durham Who carried the Catholic letter ? The bov who wrote Emancipation] The Tories. Popery’’ and rau away. Earl Russell—the Whigs. Wlioencouraged Mazzini, Who regained the confi- Qaribaldi, and the Parte ...
... BUTTER INSPKCrTEU AND WHIG HEP. ry Eaport. Coon cry I *• feta 166. 2nds 301 3rd* 72 4tlia - Suiter- 1 I fine Mild 43. k 5 Mild • 14 71 53 - - Firkins onbranded—6. Keys—Firsts, 0; seconds, : mc.liura*, thirds. 5; fourths, 0 ; fifths, 0 ...
... A WHIG LAW OFFICES. If we may accept the little chapter of biography joust published in Edinburgh, the present Lord Advocate certainly a model Liberal economist. Mr. James Moncreiff has been Lord Advocate under Liberal Administrations during fourteen ...
... THE OLD WHIG TKADITIO.XS ? Now, if there is ono thing more than another remarkable in the admirable speech which my bon, friend the member for Bedford delivered on this subject, it was that he was acting in strict consonance and conformity with the old ...
... THE WHINE OP THE IRISH WHIGS. '* sutt-gmen aud oanimous peers ! Of your great bounty us pittance give; > Irish patriots who, with groans and tears, Are striving somehow by our wits to lire. • '. c picked the pockets of countrymen I oul they're empty ...
... organ of Whiggery. Set up by Whigs and conducted for Whigs, ever since its foundation it has been constant its creed; and the last thing the writer of the extract quoted by a correspondent could have dreamed of is that such Whigs as but a little while ago ...
... the Whigs in did not the trouble to oppose Pitt’s Act of Union in tbaHonseof hat also that Mr Grey, who did oppose it in im. lived on tar Into the present century, and became Earl Grey the trusted and honoured leader and rente sedative of the Whigs. I ...
... The Southampton election was a disappointment to the Whigs. There a strong Government influence there, and where parties are at all nearly divided, that influence is sure to turn the balance. The Whigs, therefore, had doubt that their man was safe. Indeed ...
... trary was 1841 when the Whigs were cupelled froi power vole of no confidence. I ...
... J. J. WOULD INVITE STOCK NEW CARRIAGES, WHIGS IS THE LARGEST TEE SOUTH . IRELAND. J. JOHNSON. CAR BI AO BUILDER TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE LORD LIEUTENANT. NELSON’S PLACE, CORK. ...