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... two millions of their kith and kin. The idea lepugnant alike to the common sense and the feeling «f mankind, and no amount of Whig sophistry will suffice to make swallow it. Of course, where fewer mouths remain to fed, there may be more of the produce the ...
... in its judgment and impartiality in the minds of men of l.Ti c opinion* and of iiatioilal sympathies.” The caption of the Whigs in thus disurgaui dug the direction of the National System, is in iiformity with their past dealings with Irclau.i. They have ...
... the Oast, bor at is ossa—tioadatoi wlts s reged climate, a hardy sod led Wlos of mined asil I (slows.) Lod eassiesey. a it Whig—me liar his hodiship, Chaim) • o im 4 dem is wile, slutsrp. oat be nand do his. lb. jagisce ...
... Lord - and nopalar, but do* Derbr, m some men not only liberal and popalar, bat downright democratic, have done oar time. The Whig* of tbi* day boa»t to be Independent aa well a* liberal, and they are alway* ready prove their IndependoDce oouting their chlet ...
... Soupers of Exeter Hall lor the downlall of the Papacy, and carried out with relentless ferocity the base, bloody, and brutal Whigs?”—a policy which leaves the Holy Fatukk helpless and hopeless the Royal bis capital, sinking into the grave the pereecmiou ...
... fine weather seems to have come at last, and operations in the farm arc going forward rapidly.—Corrfrpondent of the Northern Whig. REMARKABLE ANCIEMX The Her. Dr. Le.vl*!!rrn, lting under dale of Jerusalem, January C, I$Hl, gives the following in reference ...
... a serious, earnest, general endeavour to reorganise an Independent Opposition Party? If there be not, what boots it whether Whig Tory or Oppositionist is to be the people's menthe'. There is no such endeavour—the tone of public opinion and of national ...
... second Jams followed their ex ample. Lord Paleserston's absence may, however, be accounted foe by indispositioa. Thirty-five Whigs did r.ot vote at all; and nine professed Liberals voted for the previous question. Tue BUILDERS' &mtgs.—The great majority ...
... house in which was staying was set on fire, wild the perpetrators of the outrage again were not disc'Veted. (Thie ia pure Whig humbug.) Lord Fermoy, referring the Donegal evictions, thanked the hon. and learned member for Cut k for bringing this matter ...
... of reform and retrenchment, if they will but wail ; but it ia not meant for use. It never ready when it ie wanted. He is a Whig, Reformer, a friend the people, advocate of progress. He does not deny but that further reforms miebt be made—he is very indignant ...
... understood 1848, should not be compromised instant, nor one io*a,to facilitate in Ireland the adminUtratiou of the English Whigs, or any other English party, clique, family ot faction wliitsoerer—and who, 1848, baring «ome » AP&IL 27, 1861 the that an ...
... and tliat the staple finxl of Ihe Irish peasantry was thus by the visitation of Providence destroyed. But was the Government, Whig or Troy, accountable for this misfortune more than the Bishop Orleans or the Bishop of Chambery, in whose diocese this seditious ...