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... Bri WHAT COMING? tisli Legislature, That the only pure success the Whigs hsro had vri;h a measure entirely their own—and wo hopo they are proud of it.— But even if it were true, the Whigs boast most falsely, that the Conservatives have adopted alt the measures ...
... decided course, and come tot' fixed deter* uiination of entrusting the rejire. eutaticn to those who having no predik’etion (or Whigs Tories, will have no difficulty in attaching themselves the party ot Independent Opposition, and tie lead}' to eject from power ...
... under her old .id lend to our . fathers what protection she could against the oiwi ration of those cruel and wasting laws that Whig nn- Misters, in the : en ill of their power, enacted f.r I lie our race (hear mid cheers). But what has the dynasty done for ...
... names w ore brought under notice Messrs Russell and Errington, 1 have only to say that they are respectable and coasisie.it Whigs. They have received many favours from Lord Pal lerston—they have done him good service before now, bat they never came so bravely ...
... and what docs it come JH, Hfnjtbsst is urged by a leaning to Cjusetvatism to eschew Whiggcry : because he has sympathy with Whigs refused to trust to them. What terrible accusation ! The Post appears to place the whole gravamen of the charge iu tbe vet ...
... the Wigs. Idecauso was weak and jumped the Whig ho is decried, became Hk.xxes.-y repudiates all connection with the Whigs decried, too. Whether he is struck high or low our Dublin evening contemporary of Whig leanings will not satis fiid. If were not so ...
... from io., &c. at the of Pkofessou Holloway, 244, (near Bar) Loudon; also and Modi ...
... pastors to those pcdge-.ueikevv. the hustings when they jeiuriud the vitlrag-a th-oe whose religion country they betrayed to the Whigs—th * sworn e oi iioih. That we, therefore, called upon eo. d tine lo make similar sacrifice- humbly and KSpecitnlly call U(ion ...
... does Rot believe ; the Cardinals don't believe it ; nobody out of Ireland believes it ; nobody on earth but triser[ able Irish Whig Catholic Air.ean enough to affect Ito believe it. But, however it may b’, if Lord ■ Derby were no Ccnservftlive all ;if prinei- ...
... o ill. p edge-l iealiers. the hustings when they clur 'i to seek s’ltlraui those whose religion . untry they lietrayed the Whigs—tli-sworn cun ■ both. That we, therefore, wln-n called upon , ...
... edge-breakers, at the hustings when they .'turned 10 seek the sndrngrs of those whose religion and country they betrayed to the Whig*—the sworn enemies both. That we, therefore, when called upon a second time to make similar sacrifice* humbly and respectfully ...
... cheated by Greville, and Westmeath looks aghast at tho particolored character of Levinoe, onco a Hepealer, then a Tory, »nd now Whig himself Independent’—aud for Tenant Right, in what sense his tenantry may left to guess ; while many constituency mourns ever ...