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... of the subject will satisfy the citizens of Dublin that in robbing the poor of the benefits of this noble institution, the Whig government is directly labouring to spread pestilence and death among the o4.izens of every degree. At the sug- gestion of ...
... Tboo• reordem Yreka, TM mornalsebygteDgebeir Wen AN4 NOLA/4, II NASSAU MINT. DITDITANT TO TBS PUBLIC. TIRANDRAIrs Gressel Whig, OorlainD of ar my tiekand mmtionmi Pr • molder edam. •• • Birdie DB la by WHITE and Co, IS W WORD 'TICS? (D. 144.10 N VARICOSE ...
... mass of public business Whig incompetence condemns to inanition. They prove to de- monstration that the present Ministry have as little the confidence of the House as of the country. Scarcely ten years have passed since a Whig ...
... on the best authority that they had made up their minds to adopt this course, and having taken that resolution- the last a Whig ever takes-be assured every possible means were adopted to avert the dreaded catastrophe. But even so, and notwithstanding ...
... persons were removed. Such are the first fruits of the system applied to this hospital by the man who was sent here by the Whigs to undermine the office he himself filled, and to ruin all our public institutions. What the com mittee will be compelled to ...
... therefore, some small share of colonial patronage has been scattered among them, neither he nor any of his predecessors in office, Whig or Tory, can say the same thing with regard to the Irish church. During fifty years that the united church of England and Ireland ...
... think likely to continue so. Considerable sales have been made, at our ((notations, for the North American market.—Sorthcrn Whig. Tenant-Right Meeting at Lisburn.—On Thursday, meeting of the Lisburn Tenant-Right Association was held in the Assembly-room ...
... C!DBe LI:eONtaYs APiL tr1 ta0 DUBLINT: MIONDA\Y, APRIL lo 1860. IMR. D'ISRAELI'S AMIE:NlDMENT-TEIE DIVISION. The Whigs have had a triumph, owing chiefly to the clumsy manner in which the opposition amend- *nent was franmed. Their triumph, however, has ...
... and Tenant Bill was poncd to the Gil of May, Lord John Russell stating that he would then try dud day for a discussion The Whigs have no inten- This is a perfect humbug tion of doing anything on the subject. They merely keep the thing on paper, as a stone ...
... intimation was, we have reason to believe, | accompanied by private letters from many of the guar- (some of them holding high Whig opinions), ex- | pressing their gratification at being able at once to serve | the public interest in so decided a manner, ...
... thii defiance of public opinion should receive prompt and vigorous response. Since the Whigs will make war upon Ireland, why, then, let Ireland make war upon the Whigs. We may not often have the power to create or to sustain a falling ministry, but if we ...
... poliiy adopted at the Conservative meeting held on Friday afternoon, at Lord Stanley's. It has fallen like a thunderbolt In the Whig camp; and I believe I am correct in describing it as thefirst of a series of severe blows, intended to be inflicted by the ...