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... THE WHIGS AND THE FAMINE. Dr. Gray then said he wished to direct attention to a few facts connected with Lord George Bentinck’s proposal for the construction of railways in this country, with the view of employing and saving the people (hear). Mr. Meore ...
... support the Whig government. We do not cavil or quibble about words. It is perfectly plain that Mr. Sheil belies ed that Lord John Russell relied on the agencies of corruption to c •nvert the nominees of the priests into the Janissaries of the Whigs. But more ...
... THE WHIGS AND THE PLACE-BEGGARS. Mr. I. Butt rose for the purpose of nominating the Committee of Privileges agreed to Tuesday last, whom is referred the complaint of the paragraph contained in the Times newspaper of Monday last; to move that the said ...
... HISTORY OF THE WHIG ALLIANCE. In 1829, we obtained Emancipation—not begged an alms from the Whigs, but wrested spoil from the Tories (cheers) —not the price a compact with statesmen, but the fruit the heroism and devotion Irish peasants (cheers) —not ...
... ALLEGRO CORHDyxION WHIG MEMBERS. Mr. BUTT rose and said—l believe I may presume that there are very few members who have not read in an influential journal of yesterday morning an article certainly insulting to one section of the members of the house ...
... IS DOCTOR CULLEN A WHIG ? Half ascore of correspondents challenge e of the statement advanced in our last numberAatwe have reason to suspect Doctor Cullen of cerUm lean ings toward the Government of Lord ? One of them says, The necessities of the diocese ...
... required baa Isd present to the removal of the scaffold to Belfast. —Northern Whig. Thr Gibvar Mdrdie.—Ws understand that the unfortunate convict Cunningham baa all hut confessed hie guilt of the murder which is expiate on the scaffold at Ayr, on Thurs ...
... and leading feet—that this system of corruption, which there have been the Whig ministers on the one side and body of Irish members on the other, has been the system which the Whigs have maintained themselves for a series of years in power. (Loud cheers ...
... wen. Yon, and Joe brain a Whig, and yes an now a I so d you would bon that plus of yam as »Wily ender Mr. se emir ee Lord Aberdn. Yoo wen oar bet you hid nee ens the denary to volt for lb. fortunes of parr area. You tested sod took you are nuivenally ...
... » SnbUth-dny, when rt.y wont to tboir 0bn,«l8. Them wm Lord /oho Ru**U nod « most emry Whig and Tory to the Hoa.eof Common .tetcmen chwe—resieting » trtol of ballot. Hehadonly that they ahould give the permieeive right to by it; but, no—they reeatod it ...
... RUSSELL'S REFORM BILL The Whig section of the coalition cabinet are at their old tricks. We use the term Whig, though really no more puzzling, not to say impossible, task could be assigned to one than to produce a genuine Whig. There is, indeed, a party ...
... (for h-ir .f. Graham was originally Whig), the senior members belong to the Whig party. The next in point of age and standing belong to the party of the late Sir i Hubert I’eei.. That many of the junior memlicrs j the Whig party are discontented with what ...