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... WHIG AND TORY. A whiter the Natioh of last w ek, under the head H The Irish Pot y,” thus sp of the Whigs and Tories ill long and able letter the Editor of «t Journal, Beyond all manner of doubt Ireland’s opportunity has dawned at last, and 1 heartily ...
... vigorous speech defence small grant for the repairs of Maynooth, and the uninitiated have supo that the vote wae safe. The Whigs are Whigs—Mr. Spooner’s amendment was carried, and Lord John was again, poor mao, in minority. Of course, this was great grief the ...
... the Woxfnrd Independent, the plaee.lovmt Whig driven from his attempt on the free and incomiptihle electors of New Rots, and the Demorant ana Tenaut-Righter, Duffv, seTected preferenre. there were hopes for Whigs within the County Wexford, and oobiy, (according ...
... from the land as though they were many rnta. The Whig scribbler acknowle«lgsd that this man Pollock had resolved to sweep all tenantry off the Galway estates, and put sheep Ip their place ; and the Whig scribbler said was perfectly iustihed in so doing ...
... WATER* OU SATORDAT MARCS THE WHIG MUSTEK. lit* wwbOTrfPtHkwit, l«Ve Into the lUfane Bill ef (he tledi.le am tbcir ooawm oi with theiwto, wa* i held on in one of of the House at It conieiiiptnoae end eful treetiuent Ireland , receiving the band* the Mlabkrv ...
... WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ,9 1850, WHIG LIBERTY OP CONSCIENCE, The Whigs who patronised and the Liberals who praised the Catholics of England and Ireland, art beginning to find out that they were somewhat hasty in their unsolicited labours. Catholics arc not ...
... party was called that was &tiled out of thO debris of the old Whig party, and the prinelpsi bond of union of which was resistanes to foreign. ere, were very bitter in their opposition to Yr Johnson, and, uttered very dire threats against him. On one mention ...
... THE PDFE AND THE WHIGS. (From the Morntag Herald). Th«r* appears here more wisdom than most men supposed In that jealous coalition with which sue ccasiTv generations of Englishmen have resisted the efforts of Ministers to establish direct diplomatic relations ...
... 1) EA FN ISS. All in Iron d.. AND may Went HEAI , NOIsiti el. new wraph, roam Whig • CIIRXD. eared • shit ma. ----- 14 yo.efe. II cued o• I•lho I. WM* eon. id‘redlllllo locerlire. grub roe. ememe-wels d prow Doke-, reet free I.l►t.m. Alb's, Rust ...
... WATE DEATH OF lilt. I: KENNEDY. The Northern Whig of Friday lays—We •etri red last night information the decease in Dewnpatrick et Mr. James J. M. Kenney, who for many years held an important position in the Irish newspaper world, and was a very acoompliahed ...
... THE IRISH PARTY. How tho Whig; p’trty, the Tory purtv, Peaco |>*rty, or tiro War perty, wrr« repreeenteil that con* Sict question of inferior moment us, compared how » Irish Party of Independent Opposition mustered and acted. The tints is passed for vehement ...