... your true Oiange animal is untameable, and would attack an Orange grand master quite as soon as a Protestant bishop —Northern Whig, Mr Smith O’Brien' in Newcastle, Cou.ntv Limerick. —On Friday, the Kith instant, Smith O’Brien, tisq, accompanied by the Very ...

... prosegui to entered in this case, which means that the Crown will not permit the prosecution to be carried farther. —Northern Whig. Scandinavianism.— The Swedish press has, for some time past, endeavoured to revive agitation in favour of Scandinavian ism ...

... paralysed by treachery similar to that which the military phatanx of the same name lately encountered they would have rcudored Whig and Tory parties subject of mere historical disquisition, and established ou firm basis Irish party, independent of either ...

... He assures you that he has only lust arrived, that he knew nothing of the impending struggle, but all the while he has the Whig summons his pocket. The division takes place, the Ministers win and the patriot cheers, as if he had just given successful ...

... most extraordinary fashion about Whigs and Tories, and one ami twenty talk of what you will —it may ba the weather, or the mountains of the moon—and you are doomed to hear from him that ever recurring jablcr about the Whigs, the Tories, and the one and twenty ...

... choose their own government, and clutch the arms by which alone it can be secured.” Shall we be told that Queen’s speeches. Whig Premier speeches, and Tory Governor-General’ speeches, did not represent the opinions, convictions, and determination oi the ...

... State, or a new dynasty ; Unit, as long as there are parties hostile to established order, strng ding not like the Tories and Whigs for the ministry, but the Jacobites formerly did, to overthrow throne that is to say, as long as there are nations wittiin ...

... applicable to Ireland ; that in future she will be really Protestant Ireland and as such he deties any government, whether Whig or Tory, to legislate for Ireland on any other grounds than on thoroughly Protestant principles (meaning of course those ascendancy ...

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... ushered in the solemnities” of the occasion. The following telegraphic despatch was received at the office of the Northern Whig, Belfast, rom the special reporter of that paper : Tuesday Night—l purchased from Mr Hempton a ticket for the soiree of this ...

... electors no longer to consult in their choice but the interest of Ireland and of the Church, and longer to distinguish between Whigs and Tories, but between Catholics and non- Catholics Ireland would soou see herself respected in the persona of her representatives ...

... contested the representation of Edinburgh, where, of course, he had great influence with Sir John Campbell and Mr Abercromy, the Whig Solicitor-General and the Speaker elect of the House of Commons. failed, hut was by no, means discouraged. When now Parliament ...