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... WHIG TACTICS. Tbb Wbigi have shaped their plan of attack on the Pro. teelionitts in this way: Mr. Wilson, of the Economist, and late of the Board of Trade, has given notice of an attack upon Sir John Packington respecting the sugar duties.-. What Mr. ...
... THE WHIG SOUP MAKER, That this dis'inguisiied zentiemua, Alexis the Whigs paid so largely for coming here and teaching our countrymen to *• feed” like wild beasts for the grstifi* cation of those who were solicitous to tee how starving Irishmen demeaned ...
... THE ANTI-CATHOLIC WHIGS. hcl that since the when the fury of fanatic- | ism first shot out in a lurid over Germany and i Switzerland, document more disgraceful to Chri*. aaity, to toleration, or to intellect, ever emanated from faction, and none surely ...
... *■* WHIG INSULT TO CATHOLICS. Mr. Jobs O’Donnell gave the following notice of motion ** Thai tho insolent sod audacious letter of the English Minister the Bishop of Durham is deliberate sad unprovoked insult the people of Ireland ; that scorn hi* threat ...
... Inyintnt of .on., kind the public .;,, ice , but . . not the smallest influence w.th the Whig acverno en» r -r. i.l.t d° 18.7 .om. . ,l. „.flne nr . , put in „ h,n,. and U , , uf c.ch.,,„ theconvict u. Spike .land a -ala-y ,c. , , , coal., and 1h n, ...
... sinn is universal that the chances of the Whig government have considerably diminished since the opening of the debate. THE CASK OP SMITH O’BRIEN, A numerous meeting was held in the City Court-house this day, to adopt address to her Majesty, calling for ...
... CALUMNIES ON MR. P. M’MAHON. M.P. (From the IVexfoed (Guardian.) Earnestly and p»rseverintrlv as the exasperated Whig caluminators of this true and talented Iri have assailed and endeavoured to blacken his reputation detract from the high worth of his ...
... journalist whom Lord Clarendon’s own councel designated social pest I” Yes, the policj of the Whigs and the conduct of Lord Clarendon left Whig law and Whig siceroy no other friend. ...
... Mr Butt, impostors and pretenders, admitted himself a supporter the Whig government.” It would appear from the last sentence, that Mr. Fitzgerald admitted himself a supporter of the Whig government, whereas the contrary is the fact. It was O’Gorman Mahon ...
... imbecility, incompetency, and failure. For what is it but a bandying of office between Whigs and Tories alternately When the Whigs arc in office they appoint Whigs to all vacant posts in the array, navy and the public ssrvice in general. When the Tories ...
... LORD CLARENDON AND BIRCH. The Whigs hare succeeded in whitewashing Lord Clarendon. Onr readers will see the discussion and the division in another place. We anticipated that such would the issue, and even the greunds on which the justification was vested ...
... imputafions unoers.lly cast by speakers ami writer* were, that those opposed to 'hem were * Castle bishops.’ Government bishops,’ • Whig bi«hop»,* * Castle priests,’ * Government priests whilst bishop*, priest*, and lay. men have been denounced • place hunters ...