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... solely against the pat ticular measure directly under discussion. For us, these declaratLns from Whig and Tory have this peculiarity —that, to credit the Whig organ would be to show the duty of voting, not for, but against its party, while to believe the ...
... MINISTERIAL CRISIS—BREAKING UP. Mr. Bagwell has secured the honour of striking the first blow in the battle of Ireland against the Whig Ministers, as learn by the following paragraph, which we quote from the Clonmel Chronicle of yesterday:— feel very great ...
... Ornament lee Otkahe blockade, ff., slavery. GALWAY SUBSIDY-TOWN MEETING IN BELFAST. (Front the Second Edition of the Northern Whig.) BILYA%T. —An exceedingly numerous and most influential meeting was held in the Town Hell this afternoon, to give expreinion ...
... open competition.” Thus, by manoeuvre, the wily Minister contrived to divide the Irish Members, and to give those servile Whigs representing the southern constituencies, of which Cork, Limerick, or Waterford are the centres, excuse for voting with him ...
... do their duty faithfully and fearlessly, even should the result of their votes prove the complete overthrow of the present whig administration. These facts prove that the electors Louth, well as the merchants and traders of Drogheda, are true-hearted ...
... slender but sufficient majority of 15, the numbers being 296 to 281. So far as the divisioe meld be looked on as the trial of the Whig Government, we regret this result; but regarding the attack of the Tory party m directed against a measure of great public ...
... r i t ry b ,ear ce to, w oi. h ;n u os h vd t e e rr the welfare of Ireland as hie chided aim. It will thus be men that the Whig Premier 'shall meet with oppoi atiad ti is on, to an bo d m it ad i e s a g g r i a i nfyingL ia • t ' a bas t% dad attem th ...
... aversion of the Whigs to extend government support to any project likely to benefit this country, and in strong terms declared their determination to vote against any candidate who was in any way connected with, or in alliance with the Whigs, or would give ...
... private life, too, he has nothing left to wish for. Of him it may be said, as Macaulay said of one the great leaders of that Whig party, the position of the remnant of which Lord Derby deplored in his late speech the Mansion House, that uno addition of ...
... meeting c-f the Corporation for Monday next, to protest against the injustice that has been done, and the intrigue by which the Whig Cabinet has at present sought to deprive Ireland jjfafche advantages so ardently hoped for from great national project. It ...
... should given where honour due, our correspondent Clairvoyant” Is entitled to some credit lor his Derby selections. In Monday's Whig “Clairvoyant” named four horses for places—vit, Dundee, Diophanlus, Kettledrum, and Klarikoff. Of there four three took first ...
... store for a cowardice which shrinks from vindicating its conscientious principles, and for that fate, if it como upon the W’hig party, they may thank Mr. Gladstone. 1861. glad find that the volunteer movement which was i satisfactorily developing here ...