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... personal qualities amongst the legitimate claims to popular support, is amply vindicated in his instance. Mr. Fitzpatrick is Whig of the Lansdowne and Holland House school. We would rather hail him Tory ; hut, it is some praise in these shifting, shuffling ...
... great ability, courteous manners, and universally popular, the heirpresumptive to the Earldom of Charlemont, and backed all the Whig interest of the county —has been obliged to withdraw from the contest, and Sir William Vemer and Mr. Maxwell Close have been ...
... try Irish electiou peti- tions Citv— A S Ayrton fKadical;; Hon RII Dutton (R -elite) ; Earl of Giiford (Whig) ; lion Scott (Conservative); Headiam (Whig); chairman. Con- August 1 ducting agent for the sitting members, Browne. Fo petitioners, Mr Coppock. ...
... except for few months, was Whig government, and Mr, Reynolds sat on the Whig side of the hou-c (dicers and hisses), and now Mr. Reynolds endeavoured to dissociate himself from the Whig party, because it was asked what had the Whigs ever done for Ireland. ...
... THE RIOTS IN BELFAST. The Northern Whig announces that the Lord Lieutenant has ordered an inquiry into the riots in Belfast cn the 12th July and following days. ...
... principal charge is, that I n ade myself an instrument of the Whig Part, in the town of Dundalk—that I was pushed forward to do the filthy work of the Whigs and place beggars”—that I went into the Whig and place-begging camp of Dundalk, Ac., Ac. New, for ail ...
... independent commuted bcaatilnl eeotioel*. when kfe**r*. lioey. Dwyer, and Wallia c*a sport with it in andruehlike glee their aid to Whig aod place banting party ? Mr. Dwyer, in bl» letter, dispute* my deliaUloo of that patty but let him look to name* of the o ...
... Chancellor, in reference to future appointments to the Com* mission of the Peace in the North of Ireland, we take from the Northern Whig of yesterday. ...
... and Keynolds ate admittedly of the old Whig school. We feel that there is much reason to regret that the candidates put forward at the meeting held in the Chamber of Commerce were both of them choaen from the Whig ranks, and that one, at least, was not ...
... evidence hit deUimination to oppose the Whig Government, which sitting the Opposition benches imphes, and such the popular furor against everything that •avoured of even teeming unwillingness to break altogether with the Whigs, Uiat Mr. Waldron, despite all the ...
... nomination, Mr. Holy stepped into the Whig camp, and there offered himself to perform the nasty work of the Whigs. What a shameful deed I How loathsome to see a yonng man vwho was despisod, and mocked, and ridiculed by these Whigs, as a worthless scamp, and ...
... single session. These Whig men stand hv the Minister for some selfish inducement or other, and he fears them not. The wolf will not dread the doe however fiercely he may bark and snarl, if he is .sure his teeth have been drawn. Whigs have teeth for Falmerston ...