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... always left government to a proposal for the ballot. New, this is not the fact. In the first place, it mover ,hae. been by the Whig ministers a government question, onsequently government bad no battle to fight. It aPPea' s rae that your wrath ought to be ...
... Richmond, seconded the nomination, and entered into details respecting the Cashel election, where he had been defeated by the Whig and Tory, both of whom he opposed on the principle of independent opposition. He alluded to the circumstance that one whom ...
... an event of the utmost importance at present. Mr. Waldron is understood to be an independent high-minded gentleman, of the Whig school of politics; but being blessed with an ample fortune and moderate tastes, could not be doubted when he declared he would ...
... disgrace. Yet the Whig party affected the highest qualities of Liberalism, and now rejoices in the leadership of a pupil of CASTLEREAGFI and SIDMOUTH, whom the blue and yellow held up from quarter to quarter to popular execration. Whig finality called Chartism ...
... districts. The Whig tells us that there was the usual horse-racing on Christmas-day; but great as was the crowd on the course, it was not so large as it otherwise would have been had the scene of the sports been fixed nearer the town. The Whig goes on to ...
... fromla body, was a principle he would always raise his hand .against as long as he had the power. In the case before us Whig Liberalism resolves itself into sheer :destructiveness. No property is safe from its violence. Prescription, grants from the ...
... the foremost Irishman of his day as the champion of civil and religious liberty, the Whig, the Irish Chancellor of the Whigs, the man whom of all his countrymen the Whigs most delighted to honour, on whom they showered their favour and their patronage, not ...
... the Whig press upon the late division are of the utmost importance at this conjuncture. You have had the feeling of the metropolitan Catholics and Whigs expressed pretty strongly against the government in the Freeman's Journal. The Northern Whig has spoken ...
... I4 .44 f all the moey.:-Itigh or 10w.,.. who I thia Dr. B-,- th e fito4.4oollinxiOg the .#4O -conutiLed• fit charlatan for Whig employment; pnisl3ing And overbearing h i nd lil‘ealk..-.other4crvenus r .assuming an i.llinaTiettancelwkichje higlzkyr,ri ...
... disposed of these three cases eight recipients of the Royal favour remain whose sole merit was their unflinching devotion to Whig leaders. Lords AVELAND, BELPER, KENMARE, COWLEY, EBURY, TALBOT DE MALAHIDE, IVLICAULAY, and CHESHAM, have no claims whatever ...
... influence may still be wielded by a great family, in spite of the reform in our representative system worked out by the immaculate Whigs. It is rather strange that, in their desire to purify the elective institutions of the country, these sapient legislators should ...
... 28. THE MIDDLESEX ELECTION. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING HERALD., SlP.,—Are the Conservatives of Middlesex about to the two Whigs have a walk over the field? At the last election the Marquis of Blandford was beat= by some 200 votes, and it has been the ...