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... THE WHIG We statee — lLtrnoniliTt;:t bad joined the Ministry simply with a view to seemed to the Premiership. bums severs illness of Lord Panora.an has prori {Awed natters, sad it errasced that as soon as the Bossiest was over. Lord Palmerston should ...
... WHIG lILSGoVvoimEv oF IRELAND. Mr Whiteside, his powerful speech on the Belfast riots, after giving an end faithful description of Whig Munn is this 00110ify, concludes as folluwst— Tb. right hon. gentlemen hrl teetered the people of the north of Ironed ...
... EXTRAORDINARY ELECTION PS AT BRIDGEWATEIL PURITT OF THE WHIGS! The most sensational incident of the present investigation derives a painful interest from the fact that it has arisen from the express sod positive statements of one of the Liberal candidates ...
... balanced, they fancy that on moat divisions thee could turn the *rale against the Premier. The gravamen of the Whig offence 6 the Premier's refusal to come& a charter to the Catholic Univcr,ity, and the Irish Lord Chancellor's withdnoral the Commission ...
... by toe advocecy of, or opposition le characterise Lard as Whig mid Lord Dee* • Tory or Comerwalimf The parry Maass is Mayante are not to be such would indicate difermees on eon•tltitiosal ♦s. so foreire Europese power an well boast keel! in a condition ...
... THE CARLOW SENTINEL. JANUARY 6. 1866. Vottry. ABOUT THE WHIGS IN IRELAND. SUCH IS LIFE. Like to the damask Too see, Or like the bloom on the tree, Or like the dainty flower of May, like the morning of the day, like the sun, or like the shade, like the ...
... mewed my tenantry. I always found them newt antieus to vote whatever way I liked. I al,o deny that lam a Whig; I never a Whig, nor do I know what a Whig k. (I , .'it shouting and noise, through which Mr voured, but without suave*, to make The High Sheriff ...
... of the Whig hi of, to court the sweet voices of the liberal electors. Churehostes were denounced. and the electioneering eri, already h-ekveyed end burnoose I as much a. the poor iu the the cry of the wail proclaimed as sonreign remedy. Whig-radical ...
... Wale to he decided. the Whigs by their alliance w.th the Radicals stilted the latter into a tort of artificial importenee—in feet. on some oteasions the Whigs utmost descended to the co- Wiest level of Radicaliare, and the Whig organ of the day, the Tie ...
... absolutely necessary an explanation of the motives , which actuated him, a Liberal member, in his unswerving opposition to the late Whig Govern. went. It is quite true that Mr. announced on the hustings his intention of entering Parliament unpledged to any party ...
... over wheat, or newly laid down grass. THE WHIGS OP AULD LANG SYNE. (TIM AND THE NEW rents.) (From Paget.) Should mild supporters be forgot And never brought to mind Should mild Whigs be remembered not By Whigs of mild lang syn.? For add tang syne, my friends ...
... simply placed before the Irish people the result would be a general condemnation of the Whigs. Some time ago there used to be such an animal in existence as a Protestant Whig, but now the species is, we are happy to say, almost extinct, except a few specimens ...