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... A WHIG ATTORNEY GENERAL OUT. The Limerick Reporter states that Mr. Hatchell, the late Irish Attorney General, and representative for Windsor, polled his Protestant tenants himself in person for Ball and Keogh at Carlow. Ball was one of the candidates ...
... TEN WHIGS AND PEELITES WHO VOTED FOR THE Barron, Sir H. Berkeley, Hon. G. Cayley, E. S. Chomley, Sir W. Dunne, Colonel TEIRTY-FOUR PEELITES WI Beckett, W. Cardwell, E. . Charteris, Hon. F. Clerk, Right Hon. Sir G. Copeland, Aid. Douglas, Sir C. E. Douro ...
... present cabinet thus described the Whig party :— The Whigs, said he, although the great professed assertors of liberty, when they come into place never stick at any obligation of laws, liberty, or government, in order to carry their point ; and their ...
... THE WHIG WING OF THE LIBERAL TO THE EDITOR. have just read your report of the Marquis of Hartington's speech at the Cutlers' Feast at Sheffield. His lordship having, in the earlier part of his speech, referred with manifest exultation to the large majority ...
... noble lord himself was a party to the compact which gained for the Whigs the votes of those who advocate changes which would assimilate our constitution to that of America. The Whigs went with the tide of democracy till it bore them to Downing-street ...
... A WHIG OF 168 R, AND AN OLD SUBSCRIBER. Brighton, Nov. 2. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING HERALD. SlR,—Your country readers are much obliged to you for your ample information on the new papist conspiracy; but you have not yet been able to tell us where the ...
... fathom, they are playing the game of the Whig party, and asking the Irish Church to take into its bosom the venomous serpent which had nigh stung it to death. The pretexts put forward for recommending the Whigs to the favour of the Irish Church are such ...
... IRELAND. (FROM OWN CORRESPONDENT.) DUBLIN, SATeRDAT EVENING. SLIGO ELECTION.—WHIG TRICKERY. The candidature of 4omers was hut a shabby Whig tick to . COVer, WaTS idtitiow of - decency, the retreat of the real Whitt candidate from a hopeless contest: The ...
... FOREIGN INTE LLIGENCE. The Northern Whig of yesterday had the follow ing t a e n r d i a boldness oolrdgnaens s,ITALY. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) LONDONDERRY, SUNDAY.—There is a report here that there has been a further outrage in the Glenveagh district ...
... of India alone. The people of this country eared not for Whigs or for Tories: they would look to their own interests. His suggestion was that the collective wisdom of the Court of Directors, assisted by SirJ. Melvill and Mr. Mill, should,instead of finding ...
... the hands of the Whigs by the eminent judge in question, nor the fact that he is not now in a position to make his personal defence in the house, which, no doubt, would be as triumphant, could he make it, as was that which occupied the Commons for an ...
... RTHERN WHIG. TO THE EDITOR. t SlR,—There is a large section of the Irish press eo be relied on. In the north there is one journal esP e that bears this character; it has some influence a brosa; - has no credit at home. I refer to the Northern Whig. ...