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... his bounden duty to vote for the Whigs when they are in danger of defeat. We can well imagine that a member may consider it very unfortunate, and may very much regret that the only opportunities of voting against the Whigs which present themselves, are not ...
... theirs and the Conservatives. There is not a Whig who holds a seat in Ireland but by virtue of the support of Catholic Priests and Bishops ; and the instant.. that support is removed from the friends of Lord Palmerston, that instant Ireland ought to•take ...
... RTHERN WHIG. TO THE EDITOR. t SlR,—There is a large section of the Irish press eo be relied on. In the north there is one journal esP e that bears this character; it has some influence a brosa; - has no credit at home. I refer to the Northern Whig. ...
... facts and similar data may be cited as to the Whig, or Liberal, or Illiberal Press. It is our conviction that the Conservative feeling and spirit are not only on the increase, but in the ascendant. The error lies in the apathy of those who profess the ...
... high personal estimation. The doubting old Whigs might be caught by putting him forward. WEST ._._ -.ICA. The Ethiope has arrived with the usual mails. Great anxiety been felt for some time past =ting the safety of Abbcokuta, the King or ey having threatened ...
... are the natural result of a Cabinet formed, as the Whigs once themselves expressed it, on the principle of counteraction —in which either a series of meaningless compromises must be foisted on the public, or every member take it in turn to sacrifice ...
... great Reform Bill, the Whig Rule had claimed and exercised the right to return one of the members for the borough; Sir Matthevf White R idley being their nominee fifty years ago, just as his son, Mr. George Ridley, lately was, an as Mr. Ord and Mr ...
... KAMM!. MIMINIMAIIIe. 17. Tzi.—The TIMS = st ve, the advice% by the Overlaid Whig abase as ion in prices. hiss a Ms* inquiry for the better qualities. Mid alestalkma well nidatehieL In the redaed market LW PRIM fir dried goods Oodiont-00/ A ell transacted ...
... the f or +latch) was gr ge'ng ahead ( Whig w jOrd C. in `4ctitt s i n in - Th . crj e . ti 1 ,000, a , —. —str o p , he mi C ui fir took 4 a d r',audi , , e- th( Baringl: Sr I 't.; H , . ] Present Of It Of chief sTent Perr ot ' 4 . 1 . the tl Lfl Q Phre ...
... would cease to be Whigs and Liberals. Unfortunately in England and Ireland therein too huh, difference between Whigs and Liberals on one side, and Tories and Conservatives on the other. The difference mainly consists in this—that the Whigs aud Liberals are ...
... WHIGS AND TORIES. The Wexford People, iu an able leading article, considers the arguments usually put forward on behalf of those Catholics who helped to put Lord Palmerston, Lord J. Russell, and Kr. Gladstone into power, and who still exert themselves ...
... stands before the country as the representative and head of all that constitutes distinctively the Whig party. The present is a critical period for the Whigs and for all who call themselves Liberals. Their opportunity is great. Their Parliamentary troubles ...