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... preceding attempts were intended severally to perpetuate the domination of the Whig families by whom it is our misfortune to be ruled, and, of course, were eulogised by all who were Whigs, or had hopes from them. The fifth was diametrically opposed to the principles ...
... rest from that day forward (1835). wonder the Whigs are called great party : not every political body that could iuuud epoch iu history upon the bare fact of mutual annihilation given period. our mind, Whig Cabinet Councils towards the February must be ...
... employes of the Castle, are plunged in grief, only enlivened the feeling that they have one and aft been '‘sold’' by the beloved Whig Government for which they supplanted Lord Derby’s Administration. Such gentlemen are but winning, in the abolition of their ...
... Belfast. TO TUB EDITOR OP TUB TIMES. o f _ . . Belfast, November 28th, 1860. held in the Music Hall of copied (from the Aorrtern Whig) into the Times of the uIL. and myoorarucle, founded upon that report, * r * * which have leodeocv to produce in the public ...
... the contest. the surprise ot everybody, however, the poll was next day proceeded with in good earnest by tho friends ot the Whig candidate, of whom nearly 200 exercised their traochue, Dr. Lees not receiving, or, all events, not polling a vote. Complaints ...
... some state. must have some personage whom our nobility and gentry can respect; not arrogant scion, scarcely fledged, of some Whig family, sent hither to experimentalise on Government, and ignorant alike of the conduct which befits governor and the courtesy ...
... Stole or new dynasty ; that as long as tbere are parties hostile to the established order, struggling not like the Tories and Whigs for the Ministry, but as the Jacobites formerly did, to overthrow the throne—that is to say, as long as there are nations within ...
... civilisation ronifqoent subsidence of political pamons, tbst übHchousc parlour the pre-eent day more Conservative than the highest Whig society of 1820. But. if things have altered so much in England and Scotland, What must we say to Ireland ? The time baa now ...
... transpired, isregarde-u most significant, the parties in re considered. Mr. Lvle, late Master in Chancery, now by lavour of the Whigs Lienteuant of county Derry, stopping at the palace with Bishop Higgin, who, on a late occasion, signalled himself by an attempt ...
... BDITOB THE IBIBM TIMES. j . . . December 24tb, 1860. ® uch pJe'-sare yoar able anicle against I'ieQteoaot in Dublin ; it is Whig job, was years ago stopped he exertions of Ur. Gray and of Mr. Cardwell. Where dre Ar* .i n o° W « greater than ever it was ...
... announcement, may say that his exhortation to people to stir up the member, lor Reform reminds me of a doggrel:— Little Johnny, the Whig, Who has ran his last rig, Will never get more for bis scheme of Reform a night, Unless he'll determine To lead all the vermin ...
... But, wonderful to be stated, a great victory has been won, and no one claims the generalship. A success which, in the old Whig times, was quite sufficient to entitle a dozen intriguers to paid commissioncrsbips or presidencies of public boards, lies ...