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... TIIE SICK WHIGS. The whip are very Their friemla h tee not yet teal farewell of them, but it is known that urn is a shy hod and smut lot mesh TM sigha of their psis mikes their 155 forbeiriag; see todolpd in et a loagar ; why distort asgsetwassly s v ...
... WHIG JOBBERY IN THE PEERAGE. In the estimates for 1861 under the head of Civil Contingencies, page 8, we find £512 16s. paid by the Government out of the public monies the cost of Lord Brougham's patent, extending his peerage to bis brother William and ...
... (FROM THE NORTHERN WHIG.) Since we last alluded to this subject the Dublin Committee have held weekly meetings, the results of which have been duly chronicled from time to time in columns. Beyond discussing the question in its V&Hous phases, however, ...
... upon. The result has justified our warnings. In the late division-avowedly a party one, and upon which the predominance of Whigs or Tories in the coun- cils of the crown confessedly was staked-three-fourths of the Irish members voted against Lord Palmerston ...
... parliament. The Whigs look very sad on contemplating this defeat. Post and similar organs not know what to make of it. They fancy—innocent ■spuls—that without a Whig government everything at home and-abroad would go wrong. They believe that the Whigs are liberal’ ...
... DOUBLE POLICY OF THE WHIGS. niuo. We have not late criticised the conduct the Ministry in reference their administration Irish affairs, but recent events and the approaching session induce again to notice the doable policy the Whigs and its effects upon ...
... THE POPE—WHIGS or TOBIES- difficult for Irish journalist make between Whig-* and Tories, for both are equally hostile towards Ireland and Catholicity but there are occasion* when cir cumaiances mitigate the malignity one faction, and justify temporary ...
... THE WHIG REFORM BILL. That magnificent Reform of Parliament”— the Appropriation of Seats Bill—reached the House of Lords in due course. Government made a poor show on the subject in the Commons. They were beaten here, and there, and every where. Their ...
... PULLIC OPINION—THE WHIGS A c’.ar lia ...
... WHIGS V. CONSERVATIVES, Tiif. Parliamentary Campaign has opened with the usnal formalities—a Royal speech, in which nothing of moment i« said—a slight faction fight, in which consider her Majesty’s Ministers have had far the best ot it, and division in ...
... TIIE SICK WHIGS. The whigi are sack. Their frimelt hive not Yet taken a farewell of them, hot it is known that they are iii a fery bad way, and cannot Lot reocli lonwr. The algid of thar pain mikes their 4 . 4 ring; they are in lulged in the ejoviseet ...
... *• TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN ‘WHIG. Sir.—l fear that the Poor Law system, as at preset*. administered, is likely to lead to immense evil. The frightful fact referred to in your leading columns last week, where a wretched woman’s life was sacrificed ...