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... 915 Bautry (one da y) 188 oe Skiboereen 19 oe 604 5850 2618 Majority for Mr, Leacger . 3 The Dudiin Express The defest of the Whig party is moat signal. In spite of the of Lord Fer- moy, the lord licutenant of the country—in spite of the government influence ...
... ugly silver, in the shape of a or candelabrum was presented to Sir WILLIAM HAYTER, the ex-whig whipper in, at a banquet in rooms (now the tavourite resort of the Whigs and advauced Liberals) on Wednesday evening, Lord Palmerston occupying the chair with that ...
... world, or sen’, free, ou receipt o penny trr alr rastor+ rs, £0. 69. Oneilostreeh, was Lond on, W.—ExX2Racrs Fh OM Lets My Whig rapi coming Hickson, but In a week atter on-atree your 4 ““in ope fortnight I have beantiful the Manege the Hair,” Whickers ...
... the autumn. In the meantime, all Conservatives who have a right to the franchise must see that “for in all likelinood the Whigs will contrive that their names are upon the register, the writ shall not be in the hands of the Sheriff who were until the ...
... s may vary the Mo th “rs and nsity. t is the usual lot of royal families that aughte rs are ge parated at an early period. Whig 886 take 8 the d aughters to another land from that ogg 18 inhabited t by the mother; and although distance Reverth el iminish ...
... complete letters. They served to clear the memory of an aceomplished and zealous public servavt, and to shew to what base acts a Whig bureaucracy could stoop, even to the sacrifice of an employé, in order to justify its crooked policy until 1859, neither Parlia- ...
... but have never seen you carry out. The expenditure in amounted to little more tt £40,000,000 a year; but what is it now You Whigs have made g eat many freah laws, but look the coat of working those laws. You have filled the country with commissioners and ...
... rf * poBtate ia statesmanship, ln the days of Liverpool and Canning, Palmerston was a Whig a Tory cabinet; in the days of Peel and Russell he bad been a Tory in Whig cabinet. During the last two years he had deliberately and somewhat pompously betrayed ...
... than the Whig statesmen now in office that when the Conservative spirit once gets a hold upon the people it is not easily checked. As for taking office under the auspices, and holding by the favour of that destructive party with which the Whigs allied ...