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... prefer it, let us be governed Whigs: all that we ask that they chosen from the English section the party. The majority the Cabinet, given above, rich in materials for such an Administration; indeed the weakness of the Whig party tliat it contains its ranks ...
... to the Attorney-General for Ireland, to eanrae this Borough for the Irish Law Officer of the Whig Government, oneo perceive what has been tbe result of the Whig intrigue to which we called attention in oar last Tbe repnaantation of this independent Borongh ...
... venerate os hia financial teacher, hot found himsdf entangled in the usual Whig quagmire. His endeavours to please all parties have involved him in extricable and he bos degenerated into Whig financier the first dose. On former urrasiim he endeavoured to carry ...
... RENEWED OUTBREAK *M THE NORTH IREUND. ' (From tie Northern Whig of Sotordmr) It to with til* atOHMt pus h>Te thia moruinw oounoe that the riadarpmt, cattle uUgou. doubt—if oorgicol opioiona to bo rained at ill appearance ia thUcountry. Thia to the ve ...
... with I them, far ** the Whigs, under Lord Palmerston. hsr ...
... on* th. proporliocn th»tpr«- niled Won lb* adfeat Whig* offlca m 186*. I* high tin* that the people of Ireland ahonld impress thU duty on their rtpraaeoUtlreii topreserTethamfraa the continuance of Whig Untion, and not they should become the anpportara ...
... policy, hear as little of the old Whigs as ,wc the Piets. Their name la never heard. The proper nickname for the stubb i upholder of the Sottlorocnt 18C8, our Radical friends had any acquaintance with history, would be Whig rather than'Tory. It cannot be ...
... THE CORK ELECTION—TRIUMPHANT RETURN MR. LEADER—CRUSHING DEFEAT THE WHIGS. have much pleasure announcing the crushing defeat which has just received in Cork. The Telegram published in another column gives Mr. Leader, the Conservative candidate (now member ...
... the Chronicle. The Editor of the is pleased to cell this journal M Protestant” and term it Whig-Protestant�� also.—The Chronicle it neither Protestant” nor Whig-Proteatant” This journal claims be Catholic and independent.” ...
... for Tralee. Colonel Herbert is a thick and thin supporter of Lord Palmerston ; aud Lord Castlekosse is not only Whig supporter, hut a Whig placeman. In supporting the Irish Attorney-General our local cotemporary is supporting the Government, Garibaldi’s ...
... majority of about 150 votes in constituency which considered to be devoted to the Whigs* and against candidate openly aided the whole influence of the Ministry. The Whig candidate was Arthur Peel, brother of Sir Robert Peel. He had all the support of the ...
... coalition ministry of the Whigs, Psalitoaaad Radicals, to tbb'momeotaaacrisis. * We, thenfim, bold the earning eleetian fix Ttake— matter what the prditice of the new member may whether Plttnianiitane,«r National, or Conservative—as a Whig Safest, tfaongh it ...