... protection for them. Whig—Why, Sir, if there were no rich what would all the tradespeople do ? Socialist —Exactly what your Dublin tradesmen will do when there is Lord Lieutenant Whig—Sir, they should starve. Socialist— C'est bien possible. Whig—But, Sir, it ...

... closely allied himself to the Whig r jj. and,w hat may rather unpleasant to thejohn O’Con- Bellites to remind them of, never obtained single boon for Ireland, or a concession from the Tories, except when in alliance with the Whig*. O’Connell opposed, in the ...

... argue from exceptions, not from rules. The Whig* are sweepingly condemned cause in instances they act as Tories would ; and the lories politically canonised, because, under compulsion, they Whig measures. The Whigs, it true, some- ...

... protection for them. Whig-Why, Sir, if there were no rich what would all the tradespeople do? Socialist-Exactly what your Dublin tradesmen will do when there is no Lord Lieutenant. Whig-Sir, they should starve. Socialist-C'est bienpossible. Whig-But, Sir, it ...

... moral sink! The focus of corruption tyranny, and insult, during Tory rulo. The focus of corruption and impertinence, during Whig rule. poanjuoi, the said JohnO'Cosnell,Esq.,M.P., has prepared petitions toParliament against the removal of the Vicerega ...

... that in future those grants will be reduced ten per cent per annum. Such is really the case. Only think of it. Our liberal Whig rulers infonns us, through their commissioners—the Commissioners of the Board of Health, that:— They are of opinion that the ...

... possible to shirk. Seventeen years ago, Lord Brocuiiam, when he was yet Whig, discovered the great arcanum of safe policy to be—let things alone. 44 Frstina —said the Noble Whig, as reposed upon the Woolsack— 44 we have done little in I^33—and in 1834 ...

... principles. And Toryism in power does the violence to its nature, sometimes, to adopt measures of a Whig character, because the public voice, mainly through Whig teaching, and with its aid, has forced upon them the reluctant necessity. They con- I ceded to ...

... t5 e freemamtf JournaL DUBLIN: WEDNFSDAY, MARCH 27 1850. ABOLITION OF THE LORD LIEUTENANCY.. I Suppose the Whigs were to propose the abolition lo of the monarchy on the same ground on which they w propose the abolition of the Irish Lord Lieutenancy, w ...

... attention to flax cultivation ; let this done, and we shall not despair of the regeneration of Ireland, despite the Ministerial Whigs and their atrocious projects for the ruin of a country which they so cordially detest. THE ENCUMBERED ESTATES COMMISSION- ...

... DUBLIN: SATURDAY. MARCH 30 1850. ABOLITION THE LORD LIEUTENANCY. Suppose the Whigs were to propose the abolition of the monarchy on the same ground on which they propose the abolition of the Irish Lord Lieutenancy, they could not say the palace is sink ...

... bly ought, will not, like some of his militant brethren, thrust them offensively upon those who differ from him. —Northern Whig. We onderstand that the Rev. George Knox, Rector of Termonaroongan, has been appointed to the living of Balteagh, vacant by ...