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... vote for this ex] @ ure, a very infinitismal small part of which destined for Ireland, which is in conformity fie established Whig contemptuous desling jreland. ‘The Tridh may now ol to thia, eince their ardent friendships are bow werted from France, the ...
... of wmean of £7 household by the ing the numbers of the Palmerstonian suy he soli- more prope he con- Libera party, including whig, tadical, ibe and the Conservative part tories—the bal Nenagh! | votes is on the August |. nd Calis. Tee Con’ ds that is ly ...
... the Lord Lieutenant. It was not to expected that he should be either anxious or able to do much good for Ireland ; be is a Whig economic dodrionere who looks upon Ireland as far beneath his notice, and he accordingly makes speeches to hue English electors ...
... a Padget which is the fruit of it, is especial verse tothe middle and lower classes, who frequently in the mouths of the Whigs, as t ject of their special solicitude. Ireland will be mach injured by Mr Glad remissions of duties which will effectually ...
... the disposal of the supp in parbiamcnt and thas strike: roots and sources of corruption alt was | means especially that the Whigs were power, and again we repeat it that Mr deserves thanks anil credit for the ability termination by which he procured so ...
... | in order to afford a starving ponalation emplo and to regenerate the country bv one master an of poliev. Narrow-hearted Whigs defeat: ngh dis- gond intentions, and shortsighted doctr isarmed langhed at his hope of getting interest for tl as at anv period ...
... of two of the Whig Cabinet Ministers, the Premier and the Home Secretary, motion which he pro- posed for a select committee on minor government appointments, the report front which will have the effect of curtailing largely that Whig resource for cajolery ...
... that they had no right to the Franchise, though it had been conferred upon them by the Reform Bill passed by his allies, the Whigs. The reinoJ John Reynolds, who got his first parliamentary start in life from the Dublin freemen, followed in a similar strain ...
... and a grievous source of disgust to the dabblers in science and the workers out of nautical ephemerides.—Norticre (Belfast) Whig. Tin Soaaows or Su.—A moat affecting eircomstance lux occurred in connexion with the loss of the Nimrod. Liverpool and Cork ...
... from Mr. Hearses . :— Viscount Csmp den Mantle. The O'nottogfirte soil I on enmmitte.. Irons address, Pastoral. Pope. Anti-Whig I will be on the hnetina. Accordingly. the robber' was boleti, the nomination took place, and al.° the polling. The papers ...
... and have impmed on Mr. Cardwell the necessity of Introducing Ws bill, bat the Irish mercenary followers of the English Whigs neglected their duties, sad practically broke their pledges to the Temant-fanaer electors who rotamed them at groat personal ...
... made on the Cathol Mr Calcutt’s eouns lace im ‘will, no be resente 13 CON- has given gre: of Clare.” people by Derry.—Three Whig cand e them ReprEsENTaTioN OF the electors of Derry, dence dates have addresset death of Sir Robert Ferg station the seat vacant ...