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... did the innocence of the prisoners recently hanged and sentenced to death, and that they were sacrificed the interest of the Whig Government. Mr. Sexton, M.P., Mr. Healy, M.P., and Mr. Patrick Egan were present. The Press Association Waterford correspondent ...
... the poll again. For the old Whig and Tory feud broko out on the occasion. The Radicals were offended because the petition is not to be presented to Parliament Mr. Tite, the senior member, who will support its prayer the Whigs insisted that it should be ...
... confidence Lord Weymouth, which was seconded by the Rev. W. A. Duckworth, who stated that having been all his life Whig and tho son a Whig, he now found himself compelled to join the Consoivative party the party of constitutional progress, in order to escape ...
... died at Brighton last week in his 92nd year. Lord Athlumney, better known our older readers Sir Wm. Somerville, some time Whig Secretary for Ireland, died suddenly, on Sunday, at the age of 71. His only daughter of his first wife is married the present ...
... THE EASTERN DIVISION OF THE COUNTY OF SOMERSET. Behold, my friends, what blessings to the nation Loom in the distance from Whig Legislation : Land made to bear all burdens the State The country saddled with Union-rate ; Towns petted and relieved at your ...
... indicated that essayist of no ordinary brilliancy had arisen to instruct and amuse the reading public. Ere long the leaders of the Whig party, in recognition of his intellectual superiority, appointed Lord, then Mr. Macaulay, a commissioner bankruptcy ; and in ...
... marriage. It was the Whigs who, thirty years ago, destroyed the working man's franchise; and we may reasouably doubt their desire benefit a class which they have denounced and punished unworthy to exercise electoral rights. The Whigs are ia distress now ...
... their talents.— Fielding. A promising Whig one who coquets with Radical notions, but fastidiously avoids contact with the mob ; and who, fervently believing that all popular concessions are spurious not stamped with Whig approval, would like to treat the ...
... appellation of Whigs, * ? ...
... ride, as of yore, on cream-coloured charger, and be surrounded by a bevy of little and prettily-dressed and mounted damsels. Whig-Radical Job.—ln the year 1853, under the auspices of that coalition of which Lord Palmerston wa s a conspicuous member, a new ...
... whenever the Whig Governments got into difficult they checkmated their opponents by charging tb* with intending to disturb the settlement. though the Conservatives accepted the measure final, they never admitted that it was perfect. M was the Whigs who invented ...
... affairs existed under Lord North. In 1782 Rockingham brov.ght together in the Government, the old Whigs, under Fox, and the new or more enlightened Whigs under Shelbnrne, but after Rockingham's dea'.'n they refused to work together. Then came the Coalition ...