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... TUB PRINCE OF “WHIPS, The difference between Tory and Whig, according Sir LyUoti, merely that between burglar and a highwayman.” That sagacious maxim worthy its author, who once wrote a pamphlet apothegms to demonstrate that, while all honesty i* a mistake ...
... known that all the improprieties and absurdities said to surround tho office are of Whig creation. The Court in Dublin Castle was an honour and not a disgrace, until Whig Viceroys admitted tho “hack jaunting-car” style of gentry, upon whom the Morning Post ...
... strengthen the alliance between the Cullenites and the Whig Ministry. Allbough Cullen’s vanity, or bis ignorancs of the state and requirements thi* country, may prevent his disavociating himavlf from the Whig party, or may indefinitely postpone candid acknowledgment ...
... atrengthen the Alsace between the Culignites and the Whig Ministry. Although Dr Cullen's vanity, or his ignorance of the state and requirements of country, may prevent his disassochiting himself from the Whig party, or nay indennitely postpone a candid ack ...
... the alliance between the Culeoitos and the Whig Ministry. ~ . Although Dr. Cullen’s vanity, or his ignorance ol the state aud requirements of this country, may prevent bis disassociating himself from the Whig party, or may indefinitely postpone a candid ...
... known that all the improprieties and absurdities said to surround the office are of Whig creation. The Court io Dublio Castle was an honour and not a disgrace, until the Whig Viceroys admitted the hack jaunting car” styla of gentry, upon whom the Horning ...
... coteuiporary will excuse us for remarking that the fact of the latest two developments of the agitation having taken place under a Whig regime, would show that there must be something congenial to Repeal in those auspices. shall again quote the Times which, without ...
... not U. Bnt r life knew nan r.me means opened ilngly, was the ao. Aba. suTTeying, cience, and com, tofewion, having . popular, Whig candidate manlly elected, ig which time nt debater. years pay off to the last he commenced Logan and John in hitQ rkable intellect ...
... stipendiary, Mr. Considine, town. TheUr are too irritated recent de.eat, 1 otto exceed houndsaud to manifeal th» dete»-* the Whig G*‘»erniiieiit which ouglil 'o t*e their warmest fiiende and protectors —the followers of the Policy of William of Orange, ...
... not to interfere with the unanimous and loyal sentiment of the citizens. Tills result is the more gratifying, inasmuch the Whig and Radical journals of Dublin and Belfast exerted themselves to the utmost to produce disturbance—for that would inevitably ...
... live. The petition professes to found itself on the doctrines and matinee publicly and officially proclaimed by the present Whig Ministers, as to the rights of populations against their rulers ; and asks for the application of these doctrines and maxims ...
... rigoor that it can ha bop. to ruatri'et the course of this dreadfully fearful vice. THE WHIGS AND IRELAND. Cbntbamzation is again about to raise ils heed—the Whigs are reviving their pet pro- ject of the abolition of our Vice-Royalty, and again we must ...