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... + 90 3 | ment. NULLIUS ADDICTCS JURARE IN VERBA MaGISTRI, eh NEWRY, TUE PARLIAMENT._THE GALWAY CONTRACT.— WHIG POLICY TOWARDS IRELAND, The Whigs never face a difficulty, They avoid it. They practised evasion at Friday night’s sitting of the House of Commons ...
... years he supported th he administ Io 1 invested a8 tion of Lord in this of Mochir same spirit we are ready to denounce Whig dec or Whig bigotry, if such en opportunity be afford Presse that and the bsckslidings of Ruseell, Polmerston, or-General Gladstone ...
... added the further boon of a Municipal Reform, of the most demoeratic character. In the same spirit, with the same intent, the Whigs mooted, in 1859, the ques- tion of the desirability of further organic change; and thus resuscitated party spirit, ata time ...
... should he do so, he ¥ succeeded by Lord Chief Justice Cockburn: and events, that it is settled that the latter judge the next Whig Lord ne, it Cost or THe ‘ ExcycLopapi1a BRITANNICA.. e fre- London correspondent of the Courier, ing of the dinner lately given ...
... the camp along with him. This is hard to forgive and harder to forget, but requires hut few steps forward on their part, ami Whig and Tory might all agree—dividing tim sweets of office between the great men of V,(h parties year about. for a Reform hill ...
... people, and to sec we the interest of the Disset (who are generally Whigs) has this measure introduced, and the Tories for the op’ posite re heve opposed it. The de‘eat of the Whigs on 29tb purely English measure shows what a Prote th feeling exists in ...
... which the Southerns were con- sidered likely to make a determined stand. PARLIAMENT.—WHIG RELATION TU | THE GALWAY ANOTHER BLOW TO Lor THE VICEROYALTY. Satur ‘The Whigs have evaded another ‘‘difficulty.” | At Friday evening's sitting of the House of his ...
... country, e.ther to enrich to burden foreign land. Lotus draw long breath after this exertion. What the roan driving ? Wicked Whigs! Poor Ireland!! Miserable Puonle!!! The journalist is really unhappy because he has nothing find fault with. There ia no grievance ...
... London journalist attributes the defection Irish members from the Whigs to the want of liberal policy on the part of the Government towards this country. Now there is no denying that the Whigs rule Ireland badly. Their official appointments could not well ...
... hours. ar Jocelyn said the law was so strict that > have Maj ld be fined for drinking in bis ow thought a man con a Sunday even Whig licensed house after balf-past nive on ing (a laugh). these The Bench all gave Mr Fol lerton a high characte tional | for the ...
... rose to give en the same subject, but was declared by the sp to be out of order. Tae sbolition of the Church Retes Bill on the Whig Govern ment was defeated last We ie viewed with different feelings day evening Englieh press from t hose entertained in Ireland ...
... determined jaws, and | other two to South Lancashire. “NEWRY, THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1861. PARLIAMENT.—MINISTERIAL DEFEAT, AN? WHIG HYPOCRISY. At the very outset of the Session, Sir George Cornewall Lewis asked, and obtained, the assent of the House of Commons ...