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... DEFEAT OF THE WHIGS. nißht, in of 234, the Mas* iainul (iafmt by jnajoritv of lota (bon 92 Totes. The qacrtivp naatfcc fefdirg the Biitith Bill, MAT 24, IBM which was moved by the Ch mcellor of the Exchequer. The object of the bill was to enable the trustee* ...
... DEFEAT OP THE WHIGS. The Oonreyauce of Votsn' Bill,” which was brought before tbs English parliament on night, although supported by {government, was lost a majority of 30, the numbers being 130 m favour the bill, and ISO against it. This is the first ...
... They profees to be sanguine that, in the event of general election, they will make up the Whig loss in England, by returning on increased number of small Whig place-hunters and dependents in Ireland, feelers of this kind have been thrown out in some ...
... THE IRISHMAN. such intention on the park of the British Government. The Whigs are in power now. They are going to great things for Ireland. They are endeavouring, contrary to their intentions, but acting under pressure we need not mention, to establish ...
... In which ho denounced way attempt that might ho return Whig member, to parlmmWit, and poinded .aj that he would a* aoon rote tor the d laa for lug ° h, Chairman, an eloquent and graceful epeeoh, pro- M»ed, amidst oheeta, the health the goect the evening ...
... [ICACBH3,IMI. which I desire to' advert is the Bcclesiastical 'ft Use bill (groans for the Whigs). I cannot possibly imagine how such an aet ever got upon the statute book (hear). What is the use of it (hear) ? Its only effect has been to insult and ...
... THE irishman; tholic (oh, oh, mid grouu). Hr. Leader no Whig—ho ie not one of your mere theoretical Tenant-right advocatee. Mr. O'SuUivun—He is not one of the humbug*. Mr. Barrett—Gentlemen, it high time this county ehoidd be no longer the pocket-borough ...
... opinions are open to question. We have little to expect from Whig or Tory, beyond what political exigencies may wring from them. But the Tories, who are more in want of IriA support than the Whigs, have not lately done much to gain it. Lven opposition they ...
... sides of the Channel, going. In dealing with Ms case the Whig papers abuse the Tories, and the Tory papers the Whigs—and think that what they say of each other pretty true. But the question of _ Whig or Tory goodness is exceedingly uninteresting to all Irishmen ...
... not even believe putting them in counterpoise to the Whigs, As long as they are there the Whig parly 'Bill keep together, massive and unbroken. Efface the Tories, and step advance will be taken. The Whig party will no longer hold together. Portion will remain ...
... time and labour to Parlia- mentary business. This is so, especially now, whan the country has been rendered prostrate years of Whig misgovernment. To save the remnant of the Irish race, to heal deplorable and dangerous dissensions, to preserve the people ...
... THE NEW PARLIAMENT. The Whigs think there is a Whig reaction ! They make a mistake ; there is nothing of it. There is no more now a Whig reaction in Ireland, than there was any time a Conservative reaction. We know we have no measure of Tenant-right to ...