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... will ho in as nitiont danger as ever—the blow will fall as surely as if it had never been postponed in order to bridge over a Whig ministerial crisis. Both the English and Scotch people will despise us, if it be foetid that our representatives bayonet s ...
... brought them bark to the place of their former labours immediately on her arrival. after several weeks' absence ? Northers Whig. DErn ,r or IN Istna.—A Baptist mis.ionary in Orissa makes a remark, able statement in regard to the great idolatrous ' festi ...
... and assuredly all “traditional’' claims the Whigs, if they hove any, will yield at the contrast. Cue thing is in our favour, close division is expected ministerial and Ireland’s opportunny presents itself, Whigs Liverpool well hat they love office better ...
... the real causa o, iiigtni* has neve been f-irgiven hiscompHta ive comribufien oat oC tb« ate fun ...
... System of Education as a substitute for it, it has been the mistaken and unprincipled policy of successive governments, both Whig and Conservative, to uphold that system, notwithstanding the repeated proofs that have been given that it has signally failed ...
... V. them, experience tells u» the sboal.l Tomm i* yesterday The Premier '. »!,. p. 11* take the precedence of the service's. Whig Uils a conversation that 1->okpla- ebetwuon him and 11 • Al |*>*> IKDIf I*. aouugeaerou*, ungiatofnl animal, and haaoo re- ...
... representatives of his county. Sir Thomas Burke, who put it plainly and opealy to the Lord Lieutenant, it was not question Whig or Tory ascendancy, w which party should an power, but a question )“dce, that he’ (Sir Thomas Burke) should support whatever ...
... There is the bete noir of party politician and philanthropist, of corporation reformer and jobber. It was Reynolds (the Whig placeman will tall you) who has thrown the representation of the city into Conservative hands. It was Reynolds (says the ...
... TII DI V I :i o x T.lRissu has rone and gone; the Whig star is still tin asc aidant, their trratraont of (lalw.ay t' the contra:/ nit viths'in lit Our cotom- pa y the Fr.v in is rather silent the even', bit leans to the hope that may turn out. m abl. ...
... but sufficient majority of 15, the nam, berm being 296 to 281. So far as the division could be looked on as the trial of the Whig Government, we regret this result; but regarding the attack of the ITory party as direcied against a measure of great I pablic ...
... with which the conduct of the Tories is regarded with reference the hu Ererjr >cnow» he reason the Tory landowners and their Whig abettors (such the eccentric Horsman and bis brother-, in law Sir John quondam office-holders, and now disappointed, because ...
... living agency displayed in that ablebodied and landed the Irish portion of the mail, and a number stood at the head ot the Whig aristocracy of the ihe limes are bad seasons are bad the a crime that could he named -it turns man into a indispensable mass ...