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... pledged to resume the effort. Yet this is a question which the Whigs, though not nearly so closely allied to the landlords as the Conservatives, Would the never attempted to dispose of ! Whigs, either, encourage the establishment of a packet-station at Galway ...
... may not be the less valuable on that account. He evidently wiskes not to promise more than he can per- form, and unlike the Whigs, prefers deeds to mere WOrdSe At the outset, the new govern- ment will provide for the dignity and honour of the country by ...
... Peel's ar. rangemeat ; and to this minute no answer hat been returned by the Irish Government! This is the way in which the Whigs managed Irish affairs, and cared for the interests of the people. It is a curious fact that this large sv m of money lay idle ...
... PROSPECTS or tHe NEW GOVERNMENT The new Indien Bill is now fairly before It has excited the keenest criti- the public. cism of the Whig and Radical press, and at- tempts are made to cast ridicule on it as a fanciful and impracticable scheme. It would seem as ...
... discord or religious dissension, he will incur my serious displeasure, Your eincere aud well-wisher, Luroan. House. 21st June, Whig. ...
... England and Scutland ; but it was only arelief to the people, and not a bonus for placemen, or @ source of patronage, our triotic Whig Government never called for the money, though the Irish Chief Secretary was reminded of its existence, and requested to consult ...
... before @ most respectatis ju verdict was--* That the comunitted suic de, having beco unper a fit of temporary deraugement of Whig. ...
... infuence on the state of political parties. An Hianee between the great houses of Derby and Belf d, the staunchest and leading Whigs. would bead Lblow to the interest and the various factions into which the great Liberal is Timea, ‘dur New C.B.'s.—On Monday ...
... Budget was supposed to be one of the rocks on which the Derby Government was sure to strike. But the auguries of evil The Whigs proved false and unfounded. had left as a legacy to their successors a deficit of some four millions, and as they had made ...
... Lord ‘John Russell into emity, the chief would be the existence phases of which alliance mier W hen a new Government of anew Whig Pre and one who has not been comes into power, Premier before. The Post states that, on the question of enter- ing upon the ...
... own men, who un- willing for reform or would have a quiet measure ; the Radicals, who would have an ultra measure; and the Whigs, properly so called, who desire a measure. of their own kind. Under such embarrassing circum- stances, should it surprise were ...
... he asked th em—Wovld they leave the represen- tation of the county in th e Whig and Tory ble, They woul 4 not). He families ? (A fee believed they would 1 not, and if the Whig and ht so, he would answer Tory families thoug them in one of their Iri sh ...