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... proceeded against them law. ' J The Whig is, at anyrate; and there will bo plenty done so. of rioting and bloodshed,” next Twelfth of July, | betteTadmioiatertsd than Hie pro*inee of if the Papists of Ulster take the Whig's advice, j Xiisier. (Hear, hear ...
... £l.OOO per annum. Twenty or thirty representatives of this stamp would command the respect of the Ministry of the day, be it Whig or Tory, for they could not be purchased in detail the offer of petty Government employment, such as is sure to commsnd the ...
... nothing said about the inmates of the houses having been injured, so that may conclude that everybody escaped the flames-.A Whig Correspondent. are happy to be able to nay (hat (ha foregoing statement ia an exaggerated account of the aolual facts. The ...
... so manfully avowed and ceimun d the llev NV M llwaine in his comment on the notorious Revival’ gathering of 1859 —Notthetn Whig ...
... this time ill, and broken-hearted. But the Whigs—the reforming Whigs—came into power, and all evils were to be redressed. Unluckily, however, notwithstanding the most fervent profession of liberality, a Whig no sooner takes his seat on the Treasury benches ...
... the age of the great pooh-pooh ! Talleyrand advice to young diplomatist was, above all things, to avoid zeal. The Tories and Whigs or Conservatives and Liberals of our islands as represented by their leaders in parliament, act ujion Talleyrand’s dictum. ...
... the Legisia- ture, and subsequently represented his district in the State Senate with ability. He 18a promineat member of the Whig party, and his name bas been repeatedly mentioned in connexion with the office of Governor of the Commonwealth. He succeeded ...
... iatulerant act of Mr Justice Hill. Amongst others, we are glad to perceive our contemporary, the honest and outspoken Northern Whig, haa had the courage in that den of fanataciaim and hypocrisy. Belfast, to express an opinion against the propriety of imprisoning ...
... overreached, or that his Lordship has betrayed his country. In either case, the developments must prove fatally damaging to the Whig Government. The vigilance of Parliament, which has imposed so many restraints on the action of the Executive ‘in all domestic ...
... in harness, as Chief Secretary for Ireland, Lord Naas. gave the country ample evidence of his high administrative capacity. Whig backwardness to forward the work of practical legislation, particularly in relation to Treland, has brought his Lordship out ...
... measures. Ireland has long been delivered irom the cruel tyranny of Toryisin. The Tory, in fact, has come to be identical with the Whig of 1689, though the Orangeman does not recognise the broad principles of William of Orange. For many years we have been engaged ...
... whose contentions have done more than anything else to perpetuate the under which this country has so long laboured, Northern Whig. KEWRY UNION. Saturday, Not 24. The usual weekly meeting of the Board of Guardiana wan held to-day Present ; Messrs Peter Q ...