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... the Marquis of without even waiting till those measures reached the Lords, sounded the tocsin of opposition. With genuine Whig policy, however, instead of opposing the other bills absolutely, which course would be productive of odium, he brought for- ...
... R. PiLYincial Bank Patriotic Insurance Company 5| fcfotericft & Clare Crammer. Limerick, Wednesday, Jelt 20, 1853. THR NEW WHIG CLIQUE—PALMERSTON AND RUSSELL. Lord Pnlmerslon’s escapade on Friday night is another proof that there are two parties in the ...
... S., Whig official. Cardwell, Rt. Hon. Edw., Naas, Lord Cheetham, John, Radical. Norreys, Sir D. Collier, Robt. P., Radical. A Price, W. P. (Gloc. city) Rad. Crossly, Frank, Russell, F.C. H.(Beds.) Whig. Denison, J.E.,(Mal Sawle, C. Brune G, Whig. Divett ...
... the Catholic Religion were passed by the Whigs. It was the Whigs who got up the plot in the reign of Charles the Second to make the Catholic Religion odious iu the eyes of the English people. It was the Whigs who hunted James the Second out of England ...
... CORK’S OPPORTUNITY. Sebgeant Murphy has at last recfived his reward from the Whigs. A comfortable berth in an English Law Court, with a salary of jtI.SOO a year, will repay the learned and patriotic Irishman for the arduous discharge of his duties in ...
... Ireland and her firm advocate in the Houss Commons, they have returned Mr. O’Connili., that may vote himself into the service the Whig Cabinet. Truly, noble and patriotic exercise of the elective franchise. ...
... published afterwards. CORK’S OPPOBTDNITT, (From the Nation of Saturday.) Sergeant Morphy has laat received bis reward from the Whigs. A comfortable berth an English Law Court, with salary of'£l,soo a year, will repay the learned end patriotic Irishman for ...
... harW Jame. foa, who, dnrieg a long nod moat eeenlfol period Koalinh ln.tory, bal been lh» Irader and foremoat orator of the Whig parly. To weaee into a connected and comlets oarratiee h.ieo been work of great labour, far exceeding the tune the Noble Lord ...
... triumphed glorionaly, Horde!! (true Protestant Coneerrative) 8018 Liddell (true Protest - nt Cooservatire/ 56 7 1 Perry: Whig Whig Radical) . Moose (Peelite) .. 13412 This is well; the majorities are, we believe. rester then at the election or last ...
... triumphed gloriously, viz.— Horsfall (true Protestant Conservative) 6018 Liddell (true Protestant Conservative) 5671 Perry (Whig-Radical) ••• 4495 Rraraley Moore (Peelite) ••• 1302 This is well; the majorities are, we believe greater than at the ...
... legislate permanently on the subject. .Mr Phinn opposed the bill because it was departure from the great principle which the Whig party had always profe.-sed—that all goTernint-nt should emanate from the crown. This was a half measure, unworthy of a strong ...
... could have suggested even to the Whigs. It pleasant to know that the attempt has been so utterly batlied, and that the consequences promise to recoil in discomfiture and disgrace upon its authors.— The Press. The whig and liberal party have hunted torn ...