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... n Gough, the revered son of the illustrious hero of Goojerat, and Colonel Vereker—and Mr. Wm. F. Russell, advocate of the Whigs and Free Trade. The 7lpperary Vindicator, being incorporated with Limerick Reporter, is now printed in Limerick. The first ...
... has ever heretofore exhibited. It may truly be said to comprise men of all parties and classes, the Whig Vice Lieutenant of the county end formerly its Whig representative; Lord Gormenston, Lord ililtown, Sir Compton Dom: ville, the representatives of the ...
... a hitter complaint is addressed, and in vain, to i The following passages from a letter of Sir Culling the mother land. The Whig and cotton tyranny is Eardley details the atrocious means that have been spoiling, oppressing, and vexing the colonists. Co- ...
... Brunswick, in Wentworth Place, was lately destroyed by Ire. The Gores.. aor General of India, approving of policy of the ' Whigs, has thrown open to the ships dell maims the coasting trade of the East. A leading ministerial paper says the majority of the ...
... of the Whigs. One of its latest announcements is to the effect that Lord John Russell will perry off the claims for Irish distress by a Voter's Bill, and an alliacce with the , reactionary party in England. We have great pleasure (says the Whig parasite) ...
... to look at it carefully. In the first place, it must be remembered that Denman, without any exception whatever, is the only Whig of theßefortu Bill days who has not ratted from his principles, not belied his pledges, not practised what he had been preaching ...
... landlord, a a good straight forward country gentleman of the old school, but whom I looked upon with horror because he was a Whig. I have since learnt to consider • Peel-Conservative laoillord as the worst of the two. Well, after some segociation I took ...
... TUE MARQUESS OF LONDONDERRY. lIIS TENANTRY, AND TIIE COUNTY OF DOWN MEETING. • TO•YHE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. was informed by Lord Downshire, some tiros since, of his intention of soliciting signatures to the high or Down, for a county meeting to ...
... resuscitation of the Chartist movement because of course they could have no hope from the scheme shout to be proposed the Whigs, and even that, at the head of which Sir J. Walmsley stood: could not satisfy them, becalm it required the pay, nient of rates—that ...
... minutes after 12 at night. The NATios pronounces Mr. John D. Fitzgerald. U.C., and caodidate for Ennh, to be 'an u nmitigated Whig, and aati•repealcr. ...
... member thereof,Somers aforesaid, • deputy lieutenant of the county. But of all the freaks of patronage ever committed even by Whigs, this appointment of Dillon Brown, at • period like the present especially, is the most indefensibleunless, indeed, it were ...
... by the countenance they bestow on • false. . . . . . . . . It is no political question that is here involved—no question of Whig or Tory—of who shall be in of who shall be out, or whether one Minister or another shall be permitted to exhibit for a season ...