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... stands, than in this stupendous and dangerous revolutionary project of a Southern Confederacy. floreruor Hicks is an old line whig American, and (or the Union, the constitution, and the enforcement of the laws. The enterprise, therefore, of methodically ...
... Candidate, not Conservative, do they mean adopt? or will they leave the battle to be fought between Ultramontanist, Liberal and Whig? These questions may be thought premature, but we put them that those they are addressed to may remember that there is decision ...
... for the wants of ago, and not to be adjusted by a fragmentary measure. But the thing from beginning to cod, was a sham. Ibo Whigs never did intend to carry reform. Their sole object was to torn out their rivals to get their places, and then hold them in ...
... if. lUe OoveriJiiifcUt tiic Luilcvi blttlci, ttuaJs, titan in llii* atul ou» revuiutionary pruj- urn Cuuleiicrac|.— .s line whig American, umi lor the Union, the comtuution, ami llitf calorccmoni tliii luwa.” cnlerpiuo, Ihcretore, mc.Uudicaliy carrjing ...
... that the reform which the Whigs had so often promised, but failed to realize, was now about satisfactorily accomplished. The passing of so prominent a measure by a Conservative Government would have given blow to the shattered Whig parly from which they could ...
... the service, but they wore willing to bear with the past and hoped for more punctuality the future. The British Govornmenl—Whig and all as they arc—have shown, in spite of the active opposition and hostility of the opponents of the Hue, the most forbearing ...
... *• 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 ...
... the Government, upon marketable terms. Surely the Conservative electors of Cork will neither accept as their representative a Whig official and Ultramontane secret agent rolled into one; nor yet a sworn brigadier in full Roman uniform. If they do not stir ...
... respectable and weighty ky which point bad been . deoided. ••114 lu • Mr Blake, QC (with whets watillteuris), wild in ailmoroa ia Whig of the Pleftleallainwe, to oppom the It net Or 3fte water into any et the Maned jocks who the ea sad who had been attacked ...
... for transferring it Foynes. Bad as Galw&y is, Foynes is twice as bad, arid it never would have been recommended by any but a Whig Commission'for Transatlantic Station. Th« idea is preposterous ; mud pond on the side of a river, in which there is a current ...
... they going to do neither one thing nor t’other ? present they leave upon impartial minds thv impression that they sustain the Whigs.— Tablet. Cuztlle astounds its readers by its plain speak mg, w hen this morning that the recui of the French fleet from gives ...
... Mr. Ullagun man ! who presents the hardest temptation of such a kind that can present occur. has brought the relief ot the Whigs that Mr. Keogh could not bring, blameless, private character , and what Mr. Fitzgerald could nut bring, tho reputation of long ...