... which the late Lord Mayor | discharged the duties of his office. He did not belong to the extreme Tory right, or the extreme Whig left ; | but if there were such a thing as the extreme Centre he | flattered himself that he would be one of its members. He ...

... it. If we succeed, a measure believe under circumstances will be good for ! land. If we fail, I trust the Conservatives and Whigs be cured of their foolish faith in the friendship of the I perial Parliament, and that their misfortunes may them that their ...

... lending his support to the Whigs opposition to a protective move the next Session. Galway has seldom been favoured with the presence this paragon a representative since his return to Parliament, but whenever he does come down a Whig errand, or look after his ...

... ercry rational man mast have long since been thoroughly disgusted with the odious reiteration of ihcse unmeaning nicknames. Whig and Tory. Substantial questions, invoicing monstrous abases of half century’s standing in many public institutions, will have ...

... Isis country, such as will secure a triumph to its friends, and cause dismay amongst its foes, and convince the compromising Whigs that the national question of Repeal will be our rallying cry on which we will return flfwymembers to the new council-if one ...

... territorial insolvency of Ireland, and a grand effort made to push the Whigs from their stools, and clear the ground for a protection minis- try. The 17 th will determine the fate of the Whigs and Free Traders as a governing power in the state- so say the P ...

... them wr«, to improve their little holdings to the best of their ability, and to pay the cess and poor rates. In the Northern Whig find the following:— The Rev. Wm. Crawford, the landlord of Ballymony, Upper Fulls, Belfast, has kindly intimated to his tenantry ...

... could not accept whet was never offered. The facts were thsse— Whi!e Sir Robert Peel was playing with his sliding scile the Whigs attacked him with their eight-shilling duty; in the interim Sir Robert Peel was supported triumphantly by the agriculturists ...

... improbable. Sir R. PEEL prepared the way for this catastrophe, by his base ingratitude to the Cauadian loyalists, and the Whigs have earnestly laboured to complete his work. Faithful to the maxims of modern Whiggery, they endeavoured to secure place, ...

... constitution. In 1846 they all knew that a sudden change in political opinions took place amongst the whole body of persons both Whigs and Tories. It seemed us if a sudden conversion bad come over them, that parties who had held the doctrines of protection for ...

... of your own countrymen. To aid the exertions which are required counter successful!? that competitioUj make to you the folio whig proposals. The rent due Michaclmae 1»«t will be payable, according to cuatom, in the eourae of a few days. In the eaae of all ...

... now have an independent parliament in tin country (great cheering.; they came not lo cur sislance. No—they joined willi the Whig and with tin i'orv, and with every power I came to strike down the liberties oi Ireland (cries * no, no,’ * yes. yes, and great ...