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... s. as ThiE NVIWIGt5-TltM IIISH atwErnBElS. f t'asthen announ:ed, amid tire cheers, loud and hearty ceabt ee~fing, that the Whig cabinet was no more! The il ohad, by tiheir wicked policy, blain millions of i.OIii itrerr has nowV fallien by the Votes of ...
... taking prompt measures to secure either the active co-operation of their members in defeating the present penal policy of the Whig cabinet, or, if these gentlemen are un- able, from party ties or conscientious motives, to act in accordance with the resolution ...
... of the Catholic church in England. - THE ARCHBISHOP OF ARAIAGrx.-While the organs of English despotism and the treacherous Whig ministry are pouring out their slander on the head of Dr. Cullen, endea- vouring to blacken his character, misrepresenting ...
... THE CRUELTIE'S OF CENNrHALIZATION-TIIE HOSPITAL GRANY IS. The Whigs are never tired when the lash is to in- flict injury upon Ireland. They love the labour. It has no fatigue for them. The fortnight's vacation which the persecutors have taken with respect ...
... respecting the letter sa d to have been written by the Lord Chief Justice of the Quepa's Bench to the Lord L'euten3nt, on the Whig style of legislating for this country. The reports that appeared in the London journals of the question and answer inter- ...
... Monday, in an article which we quote elsewhere, accounts for another portion; and what mast be more satisfactory still to our Whig rulers, demonstrates that the paupers created by misrule, who have the good fortune to be providedfor by the State, are certain ...
... salary of about 1,5001. per annum. Tbih is rick fruit, and rapidly grown, too. What will the others get? Mr. Hughes, Q.C., and Whig Solicitor7General for Ire- land, will be looking for the vacant seat-wil ?? yetit? Four, p.7n. THE STANLEY ADMINISTRATION. ...
... divine; He served-hut served King George the Third.- A Bigot; but, away the taunt, I-le was at least a Protestant. That Whig of Whigs, our opwn Nassau, In High Dutch once was heard to say, He wished, fair Erin that he saw, Stone-drowned ten thousand miles ...
... is this to be accomplished ? Do not think for a moment that it will be by your representatives allying themselves to either Whig or Tory faction-do not think you can hold your liberties, and at the same time send your representatives into parliament to ...
... the offence with which they were charged is more heinous than murder, forgery, or burglary! This is the view on which the Whig governor has acted, and Sir Geore Grey well sustains him in his novel cruelty. Sir William Denison exercised the fullness of ...
... John Russell hesitated dislike in the Commons, found 'a whole mob to welcome his presence in the graver Upper, House. The Whig lords admitted the insult as well as the danger of employing every scoundrel in the kingdom to institute prosecutions against ...
... a good imitation of it, which is hardly likely to be the case in the tribunals to which the Whigs are handing us over. But the fact is, the obj cr of the Whigs is to degrade the tribunals of this country; and as to the quality of the law, they little ...