WHIG REMINISCENCES
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... the Whig stratagem, the Rev. Mr. O'Brien recently addressed the electors as follows : Ireland for the Irish' (laughter). Ireland for Lord Roden, for he is an Irishman; Ireland for Thrash Gregg, Ireland for Hugh M'Neile, the Orange parson; and Ireland ...
... governed by Whig-Radical imbecility, and noseled and fleeced by Roman Catholic bishops and arena in which they have not acquired a single friend, or propitiated a single enemy. That fine specimen of an English country gentleman, looking altogether so ...
... if t ie alternative lies between a Whig and a Tory, both of whom supported the Hill, to give their vote; to the Tory as a salutary punishment and lesson to the treacherous and -deceitful Whigs. So long as the Whigs believe that they are necessary to us ...
... admission, certainly, for 80 violent a Whig Ministerial partisan !] We cannot give up the hope that Lord John Russell's proposals for Parliamentary reform will be met, &c., of course, in such a way as shall prolong the Whig tenure of office and Lord John Russell's ...
... consequence of the potent Whig spells which have baffled you and the malignity of the Whig-Radical spirits who have abandoned you, , the position of your party is not greatly dissimilar to is position twenty years ago. Then, as now, the Whigs were in imbecility ...
... all others they are resolved to accomplish. That is not the reform which the Whigs will propose ; and therefore I believe there are now but few sands in the hour-glass of the Whig cabinet. _ ...
... inform the Whigs that this diluted Reform will not do. We will not have it. We must have something, hot, strong, and plenty of it, or the Whigs must battle out their faction fights by themselves. And, what is more to the purpose, if the Whigs are taught ...
... inform the Whigs that this diluted Reform will not do. We will not have it. We must have something hot, strong, and plenty of it, or the Whigs must battle out their faction fights by themselves. And, what is more to the purpose, if the Whigs are taught ...
... inform the Whigs that this diluted Reform will not do. We will not have it. We must have something hot, strong, and plenty of it, or the Whigs must battle out their faction fights by themselves. And, what is more to the purpose, if the Whigs are taught ...
... thus'made by the Whigs needs no especial comment. Their Lordships were, of' course, under the circumstances, necessitated to throw it out; so a valuable improvement to the law has been lost through the exercise of factionist spite.' The Whigs will not alter ...
... IN HOC SIONO VINCE& THE CATHOLIC DEFENCE ASSOCIATION AND THE WHIG PENAL LAW. Iv her Majesty's First Minister use the columns of a notoriously insolent and unprincipled morning paper as a channel for the conveyance of his feelings and sentiments respecting ...