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... assistance ot their Whig frienda-for although Whigs were generally ready, Ireland waa in prosperity, take nil the good Rungs they could get Irotn her. yet thev -could not get single shilling for the reliel of Irish distress- As the Whigs ol “the black North ...
... ibo Whig* h»* boon rb* forlhcoaiiag Coooorooiio# Uuda*!. Tb* Promi.r Itoo booo io*o*(l night oftor night, in tho Hout* of Lord*, nnd Mr. Diortelr, tho Commono, to doolorn Ibo foturo p iliojr of iho n*w Gaferomonl j ood thro boo b#»n d.roo tho Whig oppooilion ...
... by Dr. Italy the twiner psalmist of 'my noble friend the Duke,' to vote fur an each: of MAIM Castle, and toes, tool of the Whig mew, the members of *hick Puim Pus IX. declared • taw )eats ago she greatest ramie. of the Chore,. of (led on eatdt ; and ...
... the frank admiaaions of their respective supporter*. To use tire words of the Cork Examiner ia the Pope on one side, and the Whig Government on the other.” Here ia no mincing of the matter ; no pretence of fighting for despotism, under the banner of liberality ...
... PRICE-ONE PENNY NSW STREW; levalsab• ' Mimetic.* Alas ON, • BUN ;a. Lnvelopm made oultahle dates. thatch! kit stands —mai* • Isdis. Whig Awed width he is is of umiak.* have ever. it,sissple it ft ...
... doubtful, is no longer one of them, and Mr. Milner Gibson is a doubtful representative of Radical opinions in a cabinet of Whigs and Peelites. C.K. Mail. DEATH OF JUDGE MACAN. We regret to Icgrtr that Judge Macau died>m Wednesday last very suddenly Hotel ...
... month—toe tptak of /refoa-f. Ant go? era. moot sneaeediDg 10 tbs Ear! of Derby's mull aorrsßdar irelaod isto the bands tbs Whig* and Radical*, not bsforo famrely, but openly and withosi diagoiso— mootb of suob a surrender woald, hoaater, produes aril* ...
... accept, la iberal lonian Chamber, in 1859, repulsed disdainfully there artful reforms, which a Whig Ropresontant Extraordinary wished to impose on it. But the Whig Reprosentant Extraordinary of the British crown would not understand the logical consequences ...
... at its meal name an rm . ,. day on which to impress its rt. . on the subject, and, it Feuianism be the pare e.• t child of Whig,,ery and priesteraft, freely awa.. them the honour of it. pateetage. I am, Sir, your obedient servant, A■ Utatoo Mao. Gil. ...
... Adopting Mr. Dillwyn’s amendment, prevents the Government from dealing with Lord Canning as such an offender deserves. The Whigs arc attempting trial of strength, although great disunion prevails in their ranks; and the Tunes informs its readers on Monday ...
... dem set appear, say more ibaa the two prettediag. bare suggested the Whigs the remotest swiss of resigaisg offies.— %space bas so semen fee dims. Throughout the decline of the kroner Whig admisistraties they were Malan bold plat* by majorities of two sad ...
... Dunlop that he was formerly editor of a paper galled the Mo. leiter, , which 'Mr. Duffy charaaterised as ' the vilest et the Whig jeering Is— (laeoluer) —sad it further appeared from the alEdavit of Mr Duffy that he was sawlike/1y exunined as a the lase ...