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... it unfortunate act on the part of the Whigs to appoint two other Barrens (one of them lately daeoaaed) to the well-paid offices of stipendiary magistrates! only wonder that Sir Henry confined his censure of Whig mal-admioistration to Ireland and to home; ...
... darman King, member ofthaLeitrimfam.ly, will stand on the ConsorTaliTe mlerest Mr. Solicitor General expected iothefleldasthe Whig candidate. No addresses to the electors nave made their appearance. . weald seem that Mr. Whiteside is to ««- neat in his ...
... in this instance; and it requires with the spirit of prophecy, to divine >en at Dungarvan so will it be tbrougbsnever the Whigs may test their feelil election. •il 4.—The Rev. Mr. Cooper, one of the the intended Roman Uni* rledges having received an addition ...
... nor one for rlions were made to secure victory, liberty, everything, sacred and proto achieve the contest and defeat the Whigs conquered. The trisightened by the consideration of whom they had to contend, and of under wi.ich the contest took place, long ...
... balance Parliament, they will do well to recollect that the Whig party holds the balance in Ireland Mr. Reynolds himself would never have seen the inside of the House of Commons but for the Whig interest in Dublin. And the Irish representation would have ...
... AMD TUATELLEB. LONDON, WMDyESDAY EVENING, APRIL 16. When the Whigs came into office in 1830, they were met with no more fertile topic of reproach and ridiculethantheirdupoaitiontoappointCommiuionere of Enquiry on every rabject under the son. The late ...
... , ten years ago, by Whig weakness ?** The idea ol looking for retinue to bread tax” wat repelled with aa much virtuous indignation by his Grace of Richmond, aa by the Anti-Corn-Law Leaguers themselves. And now they come with Whig views of ten years back ...
... reconcile to themselves, or palliate to the country, such a selection such a time, are at loss to conceive. A Whig, a whole Whig, and nothing but Whig, is not the man for Cork the present crisis. only right, however, to add that Mr. Murphy has the support ...
... valuable and remunerative crop. Clovertoed was much inquired after this day, and fully maintained late quotations.- Northern Whig. . Linens.—Last Ballymena market was a little better for fine goods, but middle sets and coarse goods were dull. Lurgan, lawns ...
... stvM m a Mn. £Atm.} . IRELAND. Dublin, Friday Morning. The Freantan'.s Journal has made the remarkable diaooTury, that the Whig Ecoleaiastioal Titles Assumption bill is not, after all, bad one that to which Lord Stanley would treat the man Catholic clerical ...
... trouble in persuading them to give an open verdict, to wit—not having evidence to say whether it was felonious accidental. Whig. Th* Foi Bnttmn* states that lately, a* two yoimg men were tolling the bells, at Langnyona, for the death of M. Booaob, a ...
... two men of that party, or they might said two gemlsmen who wonld ba lost in the mass of the unquestioning supporters of the Whig party. The principles of tbe Manchester party were not rash; they were not unsound ; they had interest in puUie misfortune ...