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... to tolerate the Whig regime of excessive taxation and wasteful expenditure, or that it will longer allow the party in office to retain their places, as they obtained them on false pretences of Reform and retrenchment. Indeed, the Whig leaders appear so ...
... public favour—whether we are to interpret the phrase hopeless attempt betraying a conviction of the general decline those Whig principles to the furtherance which his political life has been dedicated, or sad allusion to the comparatively inferior position ...
... necessaries of life, while Tea was. And every body knows that these cries were only the shibboleths of faction, and that neither Whig nor Tory cared one farthing about the intrinsic merits of either. The real question at issue, as far as Mr. M'Mahon's constituents ...
... QUEEN'S COLLEGES' ENDOWMENT. The Northern Whig has impugned the accuracy of the figures contained in the following statement which appeared in the Evening Mail of the 14th In round numbers the Queen's Colleges and receive 30,000/. per annum of the puWic ...
... to either Whig or Tory. as he liked best. Consequently, at the last, and two former elections, either a Whig or Tory should be eleeted with the people's representative. Will Elector contend that the second seat should be given to the Whig ? Take the ...
... for violating the Party Emblems Act last Monday week. Summonses were granted, and the parties will be brought uaU~l?orthern Whig, ...
... y. an unusual breadth of soil is under flax this year, these favourable reports are high interest and importance.—Xorthern Whig. ...
... ANSWERS TU await the Division List, lo know the Irish members who sapp.dled the Whigs, and g>jaiifc) of oven 1 It scandainus; and nothing but the flut-nce—the ;nterferenoe of the Bishops in»k Politics wdl make them honest. But they ill hoe.st - ...
... but of Ireland when he stated that the days of the Whigs are numbered. It is true that in Ireland the promotion of Catholics to the Bench has been one of the great features in the conduct of the Whigs which has conciliated a considerable share of popular ...
... Exactly. “We can’t stand the people, because we must do the work of party ! To be independent alike of Whigs and of Toriesto be opposed alike to Whigs and to Tories—to stand up manfully for the people, for faith and fatherland—the Wexford paper virtqally ...
... people? If his proposition of expending sixteen millions sterling on Irish railways and harbours had not been thwarted by your Whig-Radical party, the unprincipled and irreligious Federal Government of America would not now count among its retainers There ...
... MINISTERIAL CRISIS—BREAKING UP. Mr. Bagwell has secured the honour of striking the first blow in the battle of Ireland against the Whig Ministers, as learn by the following paragraph, which we quote from the Clonmel Chronicle of yesterday:— feel very great ...