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... THE WHIGS IN OFFICE AND THE WHIGS IN bsmox. The discussion raised on Tuesday night Mr. Sadlcir’s motion for a committee to inquire into the circumstances connected with the striking of the ury in the case of Callanan r. Cameron, afforded another and most ...
... THE DUBLIN HOSPITALS—WHIG RETRENCH- MENT What our rulers seriously intend by their past, pre- sent, and contemplated treatment of this wretched coun- try, would be, even to an uninterested looker-on, an in- quiry defying any plausible solution. The vulgar ...
... THE WHI-G CAMPAIGN AGAINST TiHE SICK POOR OF DUBLIN. We publish in another column to-day two very useful letters on the threatened demolition of the Dublin hospitals. When we last referred to this subject we committed the mistake of estimating the government ...
... to its provisions. Some even hint at a higher qualification than that suggested in the Inst bill of the Whigs This is hardly possible; but the Whigs are capable of anything. The debate in the Commons promises to be much pro- longed. Bright, Peel, Cobden ...
... JOHN JIMMY. MERCHANT TAILOR, I COLLEGE GRIMM, remereatly Ibibrms Clialu.rn. Um public that Ist Me Esst romimil. st tbe Whigs RTOISTERED SYRIAN PALETOT. Prim 111. 0.1. mesSIN EA Is.P.Mot.Tb 4 . lred Overcoat, mom abd peke, maws Se TO THE LAMM ON BITTY ...
... the following letter ; TO THE EDITOR OF THE DUBLIN EVENING POST. Northern Whig Office, Belfast, Feb. 15, 1850, Sir—ln your paper, of the 12th inst., I observe a letter, signed A Whig,” in which the writer asserts that the report of the Rev. Mr. Rutherford’s ...
... bethe reiavi g ‘ r oration of the Protectionist party. It will e properly used, be of great benefit to I warrant you th« Whigs will no longer postpone a franchise bill. The division thi- morning renders a franchise a as well asa people's questicas aud ...
... that is steadily regaining strength; and we hope that will soon be enabled to resume his parliamentary duties.—Sort lie rn Whig. ...
... cal liberty which the Whigs would give them. This displays the native hostility which the dear bread men have ever felt at heart, and proved in ] action, to Ireland. I We are threatened, too, it seems, with the apathy I of Whigs, as well as with the ...
... us of the definition of politics not long since given by a great Whig orator- Politics, said the great Whig statesman, politics-what is poli- tics ? Keep the Tories out-put the Whigs in- that is politics. ...
... a general election to surprise the Whigs to-morrow it is cal. culated that at least ninety Protectionists would sit in the new parliament for Irish constituencies. Here is, indeed, a serious grievance for the Whigs. The occupiers as well as the proprietors ...
... reminds of the definition of politics not long since given by a great Whig orator Politics,” said the great Whig statesman, “ politics—what poliu tics ? Keep the Tories out —put the Whigs in“ that is politics.” SIR WILLIAM SOMERVILLES LANDLORD AND TENANT ...