... would not when in office. There is but one thing in which the Whig addresses are consistent, and that one thing is the absence of all faith in any recognised chief. We look in vain for one Whig candidate who knocks at the electoral gate in the name of Lord ...

... those cases where tho politics of the two parties did not clash. Not so the Whigs. From the hour which the present Cabinet took office to the division of last Thursday night, the Whig opposition has been thoroughly unscrupulous and factious. Whenever chance ...

... man who can supply it best will be Minister by Midsummerday, no matter how many small boroughs are bought, or how many great Whig or great Tory peers cabal to prevent it The curious disclosure made by Mr. Fitzgerald at Horsham regarding Lord Palmerston’s ...

... This affords favourable opening for a respectable party getting into business. For further particulars, apply by letter to W., Whig Office, Belfast.’’ 1146 ...

... This affords favourable opening for respectable party getting into business. For further particulars, apply letter “D. W., Whig Office, Belfast.’’ 1146 |)ttb(ications. rjIHE WESTMINSTER REVIEW. NEW SERIES. No. XXX., APRIL. 1859, PRICE 6s. contents; I ...

... Catholics, hitherto unknown, Mr. M'Clnre would have had triumphant majority, and wonld have brought many of the old Presbyterian Whigs from the Conservative ranks never to return. This, I think, would have done an immense good, they are there against their ...

... opinions brought against him by the Whigs and Tories who were now combined for the purpose of preventing his return. He could understand the old Tories very well in their denunciation of Mr. Bright, but the old traitor Whigs he could not understand. They all ...

... Surveyor-General, and it had advanced thus far towards completion under a Tory administration. The new Ministers were Whig—old Whig the backbone. Their surveyor was a man devoted to his party, and, his own estimation, the Only competent Government sh ...

... This affords favourable opening for a reapectablo party getting into business. For further particulars, apply letter to “D.W., Whig Office, Belfast.’' WHOLESALE CAST IRON WAREHOUSE, Primce’t-Place, Ann-Strect, Belfast, T7IOR THE SALE OF EAVE SPOUTING, Rain-water ...

... the Whigs did in Ireland what they could not have done England—they used Ireland merely suit their own party purposes. Provided man was the representative of a clique, or bad the good-will of faction, or had the power to work mischief to the Whig ele ...

... affords a favourable opening for respectable party getting into business. For further particulars, apply by letter to D. W., Whig OPlco, Belfast.” - 1146 ...

... faithful service in the. cause of reform, and denounced in strong language the coalition which bad taken place between the Whigs and Tories, for the purpose of removing Mr. Bright from the representation of the borough. Mr. Caleb Lawpen seconded the nomination ...