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... unanimously.replied with scowl of just indignation; even that notorious old Whig. Mr Larry Waldron, could not »t«nd .t; and though did not vote against his friends of the Whig Admii.istratio„-a.id it would have been wonder for him. who once called himself ...
... thoroughly tdraCifiail ia feeling and opinion with the popular eaaw,we that Mr. L«adu •honld be prehrrad to hie eppenral who b Whig par timpU, while Mr. L., promnlgataa in hie addraaa prinetplee worthy the adoption of a man of progroat, and paoetaima hia ...
... are aowtunad, and hope they will ba Ibnad equal to tin outergeney eanying io trinnipk aa independent Iriaiuaan againat any Whig Tory pretender agalaat any .trading patriot or ixpectint placeman. ...
... revolution of 1688, the Whigs passed penal laws, the execution of which was no unwelcome legacy to their more courtly successors in office.— In modern times, the greatest insult offered to the Catholic body came from the Whig leader of the day, the author ...
... believe the ; resulting ndvai gome military important mat i ef tany-altaisiou happy style and at the ifor having amongst then ’Whigs and -F ...
... of Mr John to walk in the footprints of so chivalrous chieftain, instead of making after the heels of rotten politicians and Whig placemen ? We pause again for reply.” l learned counsel in the course of his exceedingly able ami eloquent speech read from ...
... it. The policy of independence means, that members, Catholic or Protestant, would to parliament unpledged to any Ministry, Whig or Tory, Liberal or Conservative; prepared to vote for any measure calculated to promote the public good, or the interest of ...
... a CatkaUo aataht ha Iraatad hat aat that af aanrart. What da tha OathaHa admlraaaaf tbaaahla lardaaytatbla? bthia IkaMol af Whig CatkoHaa—thla aaaa ktHaana that atata paparaaraaal aaPaia tha haadaafaeaaaait taOalMfiakyT Hla prUaana aatd that thaagh waa ...
... THE WHIGS. (Press Ms Prowl We have not of late criticised the conduct of the Ministry in reference to their administration , of Irish affairs, but recent events and the approaching session induces us again to notice the double policy of the Whigs and ...
... Irish Whig Executive have taken and stimulate the riblue eidefectors, thou this remission of the ?midmost and this removal of those by whom they were brought so jester. There is chance a vigorous aduiniseration of the laws in Ireland from a Whig Goveramear ...
... induce him to relieve his colleagues from the peril of his farther asociatior with them. The Liberals the House who aided the Whigs to effect the of the Reform Bin of Lord Derby's Government, and eventually to turn them out of otfiee, are in a very dissatisfied ...
... ptaiade to ether teriemiarmde aponthefew nmoiolng iaatitatiouthat hart net ham yet aaderatiaWhyths raiaou ceatraliatioo policy of Whig tittimia of Engfaad. FauahbaaatiMpem, »My MeUMr.* tsybMshsd ia earfoatlb pa(s this saing. Aa Irishman's latter wa caaaet paUUk ...