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... and which we ourselves know how to enjoy. (Cheers.) This is what we can all subscribe to, and from which* sensible mao, be he Whig or Tory, can desires deviation. Whatever name a Government may be called by, the policy here indicated is the policy it mast ...
... Tandragee market at 13s 3d. per stone, realising £6B 9d. We commend these facts to our country readers. They need comment.—iYortAcm Whig. ...
... conferred upon the Irish people which, at the same time, promoted the interests and convenience of the whole British public. The Whigs from the first were hostile to it, and have laboured with consistent perseverance to annul compact which they knew bad placed ...
... with the big party, and. although unfrequent speaker in the House of Peers, Invariably supported the views and measures of the Whig Governments. On the death of his father, In October, 1839, he succeeded to the Dukedom. In 1852 was appointed Special Deputy-Warden ...
... social and political arrangements of the country. Lord Derby said regarded with deep concern the fate of the remnant of the Whig party, between whom and the great Conservative party there was present little, if any, difference of principle if they were ...
... for remonstrances against what toe certainly cannot call injustice. It is easy to make charges againata Goveromeut,and fora Whig Government no one can accose ns of partiality; but see no reason in tbe oatery raised about tbe cancelling of tbe contract ...
... and the Member or the Minister who is imprudent enough do it does a greater injury to bis Party than the united hostility of Whig aod Liberal can inflict. There are Members who are no means either as prudent or as Protestant as Members ought to be, and ...
... require that the Poor Law Commission, aa in tha case of the National Board of Edocation, shall be thoroughly Romanised. The Whigs have already shown themselves perfectly ready to bring British law and the dignity of Parliament into contempt in the persons ...
... committed; the tenant right mao lays it to the state of the law; and the Tory to the inefficient manner in which, for lome years, a Whig Eseentire has done its doty. I attribute the state of the country to none of these causes, neither to the religion of the people ...
... majority over any other candidate who could be induced to appear against him. This much, above all things, certain, that no Whig can be retarned for New Ross.— Wexford Constitution. The Yblvbrton Case.—The commission for examining witnesses on behalf of ...
... out of employment, about three hundred of whom have been discharged one firm, from tbe depressed state of trade. —NcrtJitrn Whig. Destructive Fire. —Early onTnesday morning, between one and two o’clock, a fire broke out at tbe Vinegar Works of Messrs Grimble ...
... vessel, and what brought them back to the place of their format labours on her arrival, after several weeks’ absence Northern Whig. A Disappointment.—A few days ago a dashing widow tiok to ti altar St Phillip’s Cborch, Sheffield, a sporting man. The clergyman ...