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... WHIGS ABSENT —21. Adair, H.; Anderson, A. (abroad); Armstrong, R.; Arundel and Surrey, Lord; Bell, J. (ill); Benet, J.; Colebrooke, Sir E. ; Crawford, W. S.; Grattan, Henry Hcathcote, J.; Horsman, W.; Lawless, Hon. C.; Loveden, Pryce; M'Namara, Major; ...
... by sufferance and bribe forbear- ance of the Conservatives, who eta dispossess our Whig-Radical rulers d this AIM and emolument at any moment they hal Waled. The Whig. Radical Government have, since the appearance of our last number, been like the bee ...
... learned gentleman his full support; the Whig Deputy Lieutenant of Mayo, Colonel Koos Core, an able man and a true patriot, Whig though he be, noxiously sup. ports Mr. Butt; so does Sir William O'Malley. another Whig. As to Lord Lucas. and the Conservatives ...
... Ministers had taken under their especial patronage; this intimation has been 'taught up most greedily by the dependents of the Whig Government, if at least we may judge from their attendance on House of Commons duties; nor are we without examples of the contagion ...
... way policy cloaked under it. The matter reflects no credit on the Whig Ministry, who throw overboard their friends to conciliate their opponents. But this is the old game of the Whigs, and will continue, we suspect, to the end of their chapter—an event ...
... functions' of that high 'office has not pleased all. or men-even many of his former admirers, and In the supporters of the Whig Government; and a. deep wonderhas again' been excited at his last mn 'greatest elevation. He may,.however, congra.- ot tulate ...
... members in difficulties and per- plexities, until some grievous offence had been expiated. It would almost appear as if the Whig Ministry were subject to such a fate, and that Sir Charles Wood is the Nemesis goading them on to destruction. It would be ...
... supremacy at sea. have not hd such things since, because—we had the NavigalioiLaws.) THE MALT TAX. MR. CAYEY, a Whig, and now the oily Whig of 1688, aciired on Friday high honor by intro- ducing a ill for the Repeal of the Malt Tax. The argumentiin support ...
... reached them the same night. Mr. Walker was 60 years of age. -Leeds Mercury. THE O'CONNFLIS.- The Nation announces thflt the Whig Government have provided for another O'Connell.— The hon. member for Tralee has got a positive promise of the collector- geLe ...
... amusement, however, has been that of voting away the people's money, which, as usual, has been done with a lavish hand. The Whigs after all, it seems, are publicans ard sinners like the rest, and are as ready for a job as any one else. And the grant to ...
... that a pure Whig ever does, g.* he can help it; and the latest event in l\irliainntary »» stoiy, at tne time of this Irish Bill coming before Piieir Lordships, v/a.s a resolution of the House of jCommons, on Saturday morning, to k^ep the Whigs ,fftt place ...
... childish mind is covered beneath these gay trappings. But the yeomanry have—and there are none who know this better than the Whigs—been in past years most notoriously made use of in various ways for electioneering purposes by the squirearchy in agricultural ...