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... have writ- tenon the influence of money. (Hear, hear, and laughter.) It affects all classes, high and low, man and woman, Whigs and Tories, philosophers and fools. It wins battles and dco'dts the fate of Kings. Mr. Grattan, when in a fit of opposition ...
... Hone, tbo Opposition bsnobes ainbrt'sr Iliad than tb* Mmistetial one*. This rnldorn ooeore in Parliamentary antuls; fee tba Whigs, Ibrongb tbeir dcaim to abow good front, sod keep in lb* aernpasts oft sapironls oftar, •'■a. Most aaombarsosanpy tbeir old ...
... the land to the tenant until this amount, with interest, would, at a reduced rent, be repaid to the Treasury. I am neither Whig nor Tory, but I would be ready to support any Ministry willing to pass such a bill. I have dwelt long and studiously upon the ...
... which has spotted the present Cabinet all over from the commencement. But the thing, from beginning to end. was a sham The Whigs never did intend to carry reform. Their sole object was to turn out their rivals to gel their places, and then to hold them ...
... in Belfast sioisity; good snpply of Water is requisite.—State full particular size, sitnatioo, rent, and term, ** Ball Blue, Whig Office.” 7610 ...
... failing that, Mr. Lepper. Having reminded them of what he called * that little matter,” Mr. Rea produced a copy of the Northern Whig, of the 11th of November, 1856, containing a report of a meeting of the corporation held on the previous day, for the purpose ...
... favour Italy triumphing at Iterlin finds utterance iu the followriug groan or growl from the Deutsche Pott: Wluit though tin- Whig Cabinet itself (?) bolds it to Eriropean intercut that Venice should belong to Austria (?), the natiojiKl reform renin of Germany ...
... and, when needs be, unite in coercing our representatives to do their duty towards us by compelling every minister whether of Whig, Tory, Radical, or neutral politics, to render more easy and convenient, the means hy which landlords can improve their properties ...
... important the coart-martial; and Mr. MT)onnell wanting .it to prevent any person claiming another flulo il« authority..— Surlhern Whig. BowvKaVßasT.—lf Young Lady was entering Convent,, and a feeliog of regret came over her, what kind of regret wonhl you cali ...
... 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 ...
... that the changes which remain to be made can well wait until a more convenient time. We need not, after the fashion of an old Whig, enumerate the | measures of the last third of a century, but any one who compares the requirements of society under the nnreformed ...
... 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 ...