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... GOOD BYE TO THE WHIGS. There is something extremely edifying in the complete rout of the Whigs op the Irish hustings. It has been a •• Sicilian Vespeis in which neither youth nor age was spared. 0.. e does not know where to look fur a Wuig preaent. Lord ...
... IFREEDOM OF EL.ECrIOx-MR. L. G. F. KEANE. A very boastful Whig, at one period of his life, was Sir Richard Kenne. Whig ministers lavished hanours and pensions on the hero of Ghuznee, who appropriated the laurels more justly due to others less prominent ...
... ve candidate, Hugh Lyons Montgomery, sailed. The feeling of the priests and mob was not, of course, so intense agaiDst the Whig candidate, tbe Hon. C. S. Clements; but as to tbe conduct of Rome's partisans, on behalf of tbeir nominee, Dr. Brady, it was ...
... numerical accuracy. The new House of Commons, says that journalist, will contain about 290 Ministerialists, about 310 Whigs and more advanced Liberals, and between and 60 Liberal-Conservatives or Peelites. The whole of the latter being given to Ministers ...
... Nnnchuter Guardian ; Sortk British Advertiser, publishsvl In Edinburgh ; Belfort Sews-Letter; The Times i The Globe : orthrni Whig, Belfa The Observer ; The Daily Seven; Lieerpool Courie Liter pool Mercury; and all the Enolnh Frouineia JetsmMlM ...
... are convinced, at no distant period, end the demolition of that horrid system of priestly tyranny, by which the Russellite Whigs have hitherto borne sway, and which, some o the counties, has absolutely forbidden freedom of opinion to Roman Catholic electors ...
... of the Free Trade policy by tha reiroposition of duty on corn, there aro arrayed the Peelitea.or Graham-Gladstonites, the Whigs or Russellites.the Radicals or ites, and the Popish Brigade men and besides these four distinct classes a certain number of ...
... smote the old Bbhksford Faction, hip and thigh. The polling commences tomorrow, and will finally close on Saturday evening. The Whig Proprietors have taken their stand with the popular party, and, thus united, the Liberals are sure to triumph. From the If'nterford ...
... tbe inquiry, and its result with anxiety. Fides. TO THE EDITOR OF THE EVENING MAIL. Clogher, 26th July, 1852. Sir—When the Whig government passed the late iniquitous law, called Rate-in-aid, to compel the industrious province of Ulster to feed the ...
... great parties. They held the balance of power. The Whig party is ra st likely to suffer, for the Abolitionists and Free-soilers chiefly belong to that party. Their efforts are more directed injure the Whigs than tbe Democrats. T- eir ultimate aim is to organise ...
... an y plate were acceptable, from the Wexford Independent to the Dublin Eveniny Post. But there a greater power than that of Whig, and Tory, and Landlord, and corrupt Press put together, and that power is die spirit of a people. Such was the oower that ...
... parties. They held the balance of power. The Whig party a is most likely to suffer, for the Abolitionists and Free-soilera i chiefly belong to that party. Their efforts are more directed r to injure the Whigs than the Democrats. Their ultimate aim is to ...