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... WHIG AND TORY. The Tipperary Free Press quotes Mr. Diwasies words in the debate on the address : Ido not think that any sagacious minister, particularly in the times in which we live, can view the flitting of large numbers of her Majesty's subjects ...
... canker that lies at the root of the Whig cause, and has reduced it to its present state—a mere hollow trunk with all the sap and pith eaten out of it—is, that it has no domestic policy at all. Session after session the Whig programme becomes more scanty and ...
... THE WM WHIG CIRCULAR. TO TUN ZDITOR OP THZ TABLIT. Sir,—The first sentence in Your leading article of Saturday last describes a certain document there referred to as the Address of the Catholics of Ireland. Ton will be happy to hear you have fallen into ...
... nephew of the late Whig judge Lord Rutherford; an,,ther sherifisbip to Mr. William Ivory, a son Lord Ivory, another Whig judge; the permanent office of counsel to the Woods and Forests, to Mr. Thomas Ivory, another son of the same Whig judge ; and the important ...
... that the twenty-one disappointed nobody, the fault is not with them or in them. They came to Perlis- Bement as Whigs, determined to do Whig work, regardless of the issues. Did the Bishops and Priests who promoted their election imagine that the twentyone ...
... WHAT DO THE WHIG-LIBERALS SAY? The London correspondent of the Evening Post has undertaken the defence of the opposition to Mr. NiacEvoy's honest, straightforward, and judicious move; and we nave pleasure in presenting it to our readers for their amusement ...
... MR. POWER, OF NEW ROSS, OA THE IRISH WHIGS. ...
... for Free Trade—a party acting on the principles of opposition adopted by the Tories, when the Whigs are in office, and by the Whigs when the Tories are in office —believing, we say, in the necessity of such a party for the redress of Irish grievances, ...
... his bounden duty to vote for the Whigs when they are in danger of defeat. We can well imagine that a member may consider it very unfortunate, and may very much regret that the only opportunities of voting against the Whigs which present themselves, are not ...
... theirs and the Conservatives. There is not a Whig who holds a seat in Ireland but by virtue of the support of Catholic Priests and Bishops ; and the instant.. that support is removed from the friends of Lord Palmerston, that instant Ireland ought to•take ...
... in Ireland in which the advantage of being represented by a Whig or Liberal, and the disadvantage of being represented by a Coneervative or Tory, are so great as to make it worth the while of any two bun. dred end thirty voters to betake themselves to ...
... speech to Mr. Bright's ; it had told heavily on the Irish Whigs. and had produced an impression in the country which 1 witnessed. If Mr. Bright intended to rally the Liberals so as to bring back the Whigs, it was a grave omission to omit all notice of Mr. Miienna's ...