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... THE POPE—WHIGS or TOBIES- difficult for Irish journalist make between Whig-* and Tories, for both are equally hostile towards Ireland and Catholicity but there are occasion* when cir cumaiances mitigate the malignity one faction, and justify temporary ...
... IHE KILKENNY JOURNAL WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, !BCI WHIG INTRIGUES SPAIN. The Tablet Saturday says :—“ Don Jusn Bourbon .a left London, suddenly and secretly, accompanied bis confidante L 2r»,nnJ French colonel, who has entered into his designs. The destination ...
... NEWS TII* ENULIoU PARLIAMENT Mundat.—Theie a kind of opposition on Monday night to the Whig Budget, a long and able speech Mr. T. Baring; but as he pro* posed no amendment, it was thought that there would parti/ move io oust the government. Things ere ...
... LAWSON. Mr. Blake, M.P., writing The Citizen, —No better proof could e shown of the distrust and dislike entertained tovards the Whig Government in Ireland than circumstance which might have been observed l**at night--the Attorney-General for Ireland sitting ...
... for preferring one factum the other, cases eie a »« made? It I lock io Kilkenny county, see do diffe»enee whatever between Whig d Tory; are one wh- neverCsthoNe ty to oppose l; and, t-.r the Tory I'oJerator, could any tii oatd . more bitter agninst (he ...
... (laughter). You, Whigs, have had power since 1832 You pledged yourselves to economy and retrenchment, hut have never seen you to cany it out. The expenditure in 1835 ammoted to little more than .£40,000,001) a year tut what is it now ? You, Whigs, have made ...
... highly, and have the honor ol hisaequainlance ; but no friendship can induce us overlook the abominations the Whig government. The nisre the Whigs of Waterford abuse Mr. Blake, the closer the honest men of Ballybiicki n will rally round him. “L.”—Yes; Mr ...
... bigotry. Wo know the disadvantages of Tor/ Rale Ireland ; bat the great qiestion is—do Catholies prefer few eiteations from the Whigs the triamph of the Pups over Napoleon and Victor Emmanukl ; for we have no I.§ station in saying that a Conservative administration ...
... progress. It will receive the fate of Mr: llamas' motion for augmenting the electoral constituency,on Wednesday. %lost of the Whig ministers, for appearance sake, voted with the hon. member fur Leeds, but the House would not endorse their vow. Lord DBRBT ...
... Northern Whig, pointing out the hard- ship of otfitxtrs of public institutions being compelled to make lengthened returns, under the directions the Census Commisatoners, without oompensat,“ for labour and lose of time. We fully agree wit,: the Whig in thinkidg ...
... extension of the suffrage none but long tried and consistent ilefjrms, thoroughly sincere and ardent, would neree our loin. The Whigs came in. and said, How iheqoestion will settled for quarter of e«*ntory.*’ lx>rd John fairly tremb'sd under his new rreponsibility ...
... regard Poland,an atrocious poliey, which draws her nearer to Austria, and must estrange her from France. (This Paris paper ie a Whig). ...