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... WHIG IN IRELAND. (From tie Morning Mesa) Set+ notices of motion as that given Maguire in the noun of Commons last sight, mobloing the va4ne and nneati-factory question of tenant tight with a prayer for a !loyal Com• mirion to inquire into the stave of ...
... holder, irtrothwed by the whig government the close and pal through by stealth and with ff nag •:..nor than to keep out the at lona haste. the inspeemes appointed by th e can, and endure thor mart to It intense b ut theta an to, whom grand Junes of their ...
... THE CONSSRVATIVE PARTY. (From eye Iler , kl) The Whig pre exclettrely wroth with those Cooserrative who to reciprocate the complurets which Lord Itwu II thr other heaped oil tom' Derby. That nob:e.,,n is anppoassl to have paid hi+ opponents an undeaervisl ...
... KING'S CO. PROTESTANT ORPHAM SOCIETY. THE COMMITTEE have each pleasure is asauancinp that the Rev. W. M. WHIG= will give PUBLIC READING In aid of the Protestant Orphan Society, WEDNESDAY EVENING, list., IN PRINTING HOUSE BUILDING. SELECTIONS FROM THE ...
... IRELAND UNDER WHIG MISRULE. (From 1114 Prose.) In hi' attempt to divert attention from the real point at issee when Mr Di-Audi's resolatioo was under dis , toetion in the Howe of Commons in July, Lord Palme , s:on credit for himself and for his colleagues ...
... patients in the hospitals if workhouses Ihrou4hout Ireland. It is the tendency of all government officials, especially when of Whig constitution. to use every means for the extinction or absorption of kindred institutions under local government, and for the ...
... Nona' sad Beano, Bradt sal Motley Bet is polities, is skarn trans of genes, slinks ton a wssb damn in anvil mad legitimate Whig. ...
... baseness. If a W higling lawyer wants • place, truly the Whigs know how to make one for him, without compelling a judge to abdicate his well-won and nobly-held honours. It cannot be said, as far as Whig lawyers are concerned, that among them the moat honourable ...
... Lowe. The Whig Oligarchy had doomed him to political extinction. anti were only awaiting the first moment of security and strength to rid their official hierarchy of an obnoxious interloper. It has sometimes been urged of late that the Whigs have become ...
... apparent injustice or inequality of the incidence of rating, as on its being a part of a system of centralization, which the Whigs have always sought to introduce into Ireland. Local self-government and the influence of the unpaid magistracy have been s ...
... Dwindled down to five millions. (Cries of Down with the Whigs.) Fortunately for us, that has been done already ; they are down (cheers), and we must keep down (loud cheers). Even ten years of Whig rule carries a terrible lesson ; let me remind j you of ...
... propose to disfranchise, for it is a stretch of gulf-abnegation which we have no authority nor precedent for attributin•; to Whig members that they would support a measure which would send them adrift. Then. will be wino• to against the ma.— larger ...