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... altered by the Whigs; and these alterations bear the impress of all their other measures—it was varied in principle, and being so altered iu its character, it was injured, and was made to bear the fatal stamp, which characterises all the Whig measures, that ...
... and shipowner, and requires to be dealt with by our with greater firmness aud promptitude than has ever been shown by the Whigs. ...
... and well could understand him, ho thought the man who would confound Cicero with Hoiac- could not know the difference between Whig and lory. fancy the governor will give the paper, and wish would. ’Tis pleataut gel up” occasionally, but 1 hud awful hard ...
... significant. Tliis gentlumeii, who possesses large property in Tipperary, has heretofore been a oon% sistsnt and determined Whig ; and if were to predicate a' man’s future course from his past career, we should hare said Mr. Waldron is sure to corns forward ...
... found to with their landlords. At the last elections, the Whig party were. owingto the Conservative reputation of Lord Pal merston, able to carry many ot the counties; but in the absence of that Whig-Conservatism, the members so elected have been aptly described ...
... country. Cfluntn Cipptran). (From our Correspondent.) Clonmel, Tuesday Evening, April 16. Poutics.— The role long enacted by the Whig chiefs in this borough, especially tho stem but eloquent knight of the party, the Rev. Dr. Burke, has at length been solved ...
... applause, tnat the amendment was lost by a majorit) of two. and Mr. Redmond’s resolution carried. The meeting then broke up. WHIG RULE IRK LAND {Pro/ii f/ ...
... to her Ancient Faith and people. 1 addressed you perfectly unfettered by pledge to cither of the great English parties, the Whigs or the Tories. 1 will support only such measures are just and reasonable, and I will oppose every Government which declines ...
... already acquainted with. then continued and said—There is no doubt hut that the people interested in this movement are neither Whigs nor Tories, but Irishmen (hear, hear.) I would propose that our chairman sign this requisition which has been sent to me Mr ...
... apparition of democracy which he has helped to evoke, and that shrinks from the progeny of the nuholy alliance between the Whigs and the Radicals. If that be true may hope for more conciliatory consideration of the principles laid down in the resdutions ...
... every one suspected f opposition to the Whig oligarchs. We need not travel over that decade of political degeneracy. We blush, even as adversarie ,to c ill the tricks, an I tears and shameK-ss treachery of Whig statesmen m horn a generous but too confiding ...
... leases, ami every in fruits of his industry ducement given land- rank spoliation the lords to grant them. • landlord. Have Whigs relieved those Will they vote for De d tngers or met those diffi- r and reliant Right oulties which have arisen —or Talbot ...