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... highly satisfactory; and it is expected that the portion of the line referred will opened on or about the 6lh of May. —Northern Whig, For the last live years there has not been so large quantity land, and so early in the season, filled with potatoes about ...
... government. We will venture vety confidently to assure our readers that there is much chance of Sir Ko bort Peel displacing the Whig Cabinet Just now as of his becoming Emperor of Haytl or Great Llama of Thibet.” Tho Daily Hems, treating of our Universities ...
... soul, he'd rather be Genteely damned beside a duke Than saved in vulgar company. Nor did he spare his admiring friends, the Whigs, when their conduct towards Ireland aroused his bile. His tale of Paddyt Metamorphosis was written on their introduction of ...
... favourable opportunity disposing of their crop with less trouble, risk, and expense than are attendant on any other. —Northern Whig. Lxmmxo. —From all our pastoral districts the accounts continue favourable; storms disturb late; breeders in good condition ...
... true character of our departing friend. Ter, I never can believe that the educated elaaaea of Irishmen —be they Conrervativeor Whig.Orang* Green, Roman Reformed, Radical or Tory, or, in word, what you will—will from lavishing dee reverence and praise on the ...
... Cottenham is not that Bickersteth. When the Whigs bail the opportunity, they sent Bickersteth to the Rolls; and into the high neat of Chancery they elevated Sir Charles Pepys, a capital Equity lawyer—and a verystaunch Whig. And lie Las justified the choice, in ...
... from Dublin to Galway more picturesque than that which passes through this neighbourhood.— Bul inasloe Star. Consequences oF Whigs, at the close of 1847, departed from a good old practice, and conferred the governorship of Malta on an ex-Irish M.P., Mr. ...
... glaring violation the principle of cqu al toleration, it is needless to remark. The professions of liberality by which the whigs justify so many of thei questionable measures are shown by their conduct towards the Church to be no better than rank hypocrisy ...
... Pntiie utter failure of the Encumbered Estates Ael, which Uiruan mto the msrket. And a. ,« the advantage who was a staunch Whig, asked, published cod if report, were true. wa. great injustice and inch tl.o wou.J C.mler Upon proprietor, of land rospnndence ...
... than the Pruaaian bondt. Tba attention hit right hon. friend bad been called to tbit anbject; and Mr. Prittie, who wat ataunch Whig, aaked in publ ahed corroapondenoe why, under tbe pretent eirenmatanoea of Ireland, money oonld not be bad at a low rate of ...
... but not set the due example? An attendant circumstance, however, cannot be overlooked. It was a peremptory necessity with the Whig Government to find Lord Campbell a settlement in some high judicial post; and quasivacancies, constructive vacancies, appeared ...
... been a growing opinion for a long time that this should done, and it has already been 44 proposed in Parliament; yet both Whigs and Tories cling this office, which it nothing but a retulezcout of cabal, bad ffovtrnment, dull Drawing-Room*, and lean Leveet; ...