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... POLICY OF THE WHIG ADMINISTRATIONS TOWARDS IRELAND. (PROM THE BTAXDABD.) The ancient Whig hatred of Ireland remains. The Treasury bench cannot raise them beyond Manet alta repostum. It is something deep-rooted, lasting, inexorable —in its way, a destiny ...
... already taken in the fact that a Whig ministry do not actually realize the wishes of the people, and he is making his dispositions accordingly. Meanwhile, the Times, not seeing or not choosing to see further than the Whig boundaries, exclaims, The cause ...
... to those councils which limited to a few Whig families all the higher offices of the State. New blood, the Whig organ thinks, should have been infused into the effete system of Downingstreet Wbiggery. Whig blood, of course, is meant the proper new infusion ...
... public favour—whether we are to interpret the phrase hopeless attempt betraying a conviction of the general decline those Whig principles to the furtherance which his political life has been dedicated, or sad allusion to the comparatively inferior position ...
... for such a judge, are not stated with absolute perspicuity but we have no doubt that the amount will forthcoming.—Northern Whig. ...
... Channel, and the number of them has increased by porta tions speculating upon the lock which aaxt wsek's shows may bring—Mrtfsrn Whig, ...
... John M'Robert, Esq., was killed in the same way. It is reported that man was killed the lightning at Saintfield. —Northern Whig. ...
... who was better known to the world as Sir Benjamin Hall. He is a smartish man, and possesses one claim to the confidence of a Whig Ministry, which few public men of modern times have in an equal degree. He is a most consistent foe to Ireland. Whilst he sat ...
... in the summer of the same year. He was thus open to the proposals of Lord Grey in 1830, and then first became a member of a Whig administration. his Mr. Gladstone, need hardly speak. He commenced public life as a decided Conservative and a high churchman ...
... the Mayor was projected, to call a public meeting the inhabitants, and consider the mtot desirable means procedure.—Northern Whig. Mormon Emigration from England.—On Monday morning a party of Mormonitea, comprising several families, (in all, eighty-two ...
... largely held by any of the importers ; prices are pretty nearly equal those ranging in the middle of the past month, —Northern Whig. ...
... killed a young man in thia neighbourhood while in the act of driving a cow from the field. A horse was also killed.—Northern Whig. Boyijs Roscommon) Fair, Wkdnesdat, 9.—The show of stock here to-day very great j buying in the victuallers' department excellent ...