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... DOWN WITH THE WHIGS. (From Me Fourth Edition of the Tablet.) The Times of Friday comments on the Kells meeting and banquet in its own peculiar way, and is evidently very much moved by the appeal made on that occasion to the Tories and] Mr. Disraeli—the ...
... PREPARATION OF FLAX, TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN WHIG. Srr,—As if to remind the public in general that still vast deal is to be done to bring the necessary te the converting of the raw product to a first stage of the staple fabric of the North of Ireland ...
... per barrel; butter, firkins and crocks, to 93d.—white firkins, 9}d. to 10d. per lb.—lumps, 94d. to 10d. per do. — Northern Whig. Lory Asenprex anxp Lonp Eotswton.—Lord Aber- deen has conferred the Green Ribbon of the Thistle, vacant by ihe death of the ...
... (From our Sew Boss Correspoiideut.) New Ross, Wednesday. The intriguing Whigs of this town have done their work effectually. Neither tears, nor prayers, nor entreaties, were able to make the smallest impression the Bishop. Our Soggarth aroon” is beyond ...
... court in Dublin. We fear that the Whig section of the cabinet is as earnes'ly bent as ever open the old centralization plan. There is an obstinate littleness in the siege laid to the Viceroyalty of Ireland by the Whigs, which savours of the spite of the ...
... godsend to the Whigs. They are determined to make the most of it. Even poor Lord Drumuaynie tried “ his ’prentice hand” at it, but has made the amende honourable—and cried, as Sir Borze Roacue used to say, “ capivi.” In this, at least, the Whigs are perfect ...
... remembrance of many of our readers, that immediately before the session of 1851, we stated that it was the intention of the Whig ministry to introduce a bill that session for the abolition of the Lord Lieutenancy of Ireland. The accutacy of the statement ...
... Irish Whigs. They gathered around his generous board, and discussed the hopes and fears of their party while they discussed the flavour of his wines. The noble fortune which he had ac- quired by his profession was devoted to the maintenance of Whig power ...
... being tb it coop'. with the offer to restore Lord Rodkn and the Bkere, may p-’rhsps serve to show the policy on which the new Whig; ~e acting towards Ulster. and bow much may expected out of them ...
... n from which to aele led—whellier ha is to be Whig hig-liadical, Urlgadter, the school ot Hobbes, or ot the sect Cobdra. weald gness thrown away—Sir Charles not likely to call conjecture into play. Whigs era not given making room for •* sucecsaors,” and ...
... not look for anything likclv to make the sessions of 1853 differ from those dreary wastes” that indicate the presence of the Whigs m office. One thing Hecmn very pleasant to these gentlemen, and that is, the very light labour tliat attends their enjoyment ...
... not, the remembrance of many of our readers, that immediately before the session of stated that it was the inlenuoo of the Whig ministry to introduce bill that session for the abolition of the Lord Lieutenancy of Ireland. The accuracy of the statement ...