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... complain of, since her sire was only a Cheshire silk spinner ;—a reflection that should considerably afflict that - Hidalgo whig of putative per sang, Lansdowne, seeing that the noble lama had • wool-comber for a Petty grandfather, and tad manna other ...
... hypocrisy, and robbery, merely because had been called a eonserrati** King. Lord Mr. Milnes, Mr. Mr. Beaumoiit, all spoke favor Whig anti-papal policy. Mr. Mooeell said that tbs happiness of Italy could not secured an attempt enforce unnatural union between ...
... a steadier eye lo the bench than the Mr. Waldron is not, beliere, a lawyer, if be, has not acquired forensic fame. But the Whigs have different bails. will probably be created Lord Waldron ; or the Lord Lieutenant on his next visit when be will have beard ...
... by a wicked and stupid Whig and Tory Press, which hounded on Protestants against Catholics, and Catholics against Protestants, and persuaded both to injure themselves fer the sake of spiting one another, while the English Whig Minist2rs and the Trish ...
... the most renal measures. Mr. Sheppard then referred to the Markets and Fairs Bill, which was about to be introduced by the Whigs, a party always anxious to forward useful measures for Ireland !' ! Then after referring to different provisions as to thu ...
... . This ie not f.ir play. The euhjeet was brought before parliameot lately and Mr. Cardwell treated the matter iu hie usual Whig way of managing Irish affaire. If the Cathuhc police were like the CawthtUe lawyere, Mr. Cardwell would pay little mote attention ...
... with a certain amount of support from what is termed the Conservative party, who, in general, arc better landlords than the Whigs. The tenant-farmers, having little or no interest in the affair, voted for the good landlord. The country town shopkeepers ...
... Jacobin principles drove William Pitt into the arras of Legitimacy and Divine Right, and forced Edmund Durke to breakup the great Whig party vole with the Tories a war to the knife with the French Republic. There was something rotten in onr state then, when ...
... TORIES AND WHIGS. (from the star.) It is through the Irish vote that the Conservatives expect soon to return to power. So writes Mr. Vincent Sully. an ...
... a more sterling Patriot, than that of William Power. His efforts went a great way to rescue Wexford from the hands of the Whigs. Deceased was an unobtrusive but uncompromising Patriot. Whether as Editor of the Wexford Nom, or a member of committee, he ...
... of the Coalition Cabinet, with its many minds and no conscience, has become a sturdy English feeling before which a dozen Whigs and Liberals have of late been swept from the hustings. This feeling hay manifested itself so strongly that it has penetrated ...
... for the week d near tine fibre have been firm—say, for ann Ss Ud per stone; aod for milled, 7s to 13s pe ating a! Northern Whig. Uregon State HOUSE OF LORDS—LAST NIC The house went into committee on the Tra aa Bill. The Lord Chancellor, highly ray ey ...