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... they are so poor in qualification tbat they have no one fit to fill the office, or no one who so prefers a Conservative to a Whig Administration as to take any trouble to obtain it To make such a confession, or to give others reason to conclude tbat this ...
... have all the town with him, and went off with all the demonstrations of Irish popularity. In Londonderry, where they hate all Whigs and Peclites with hot impartiality, he had equal triumph, and, amid vociferous cheers, read Dr. Cullen lecture upon the crime ...
... its parties. He should be one whose own interest is bound up in its prosperity. The greatest insult that be taped upon the Whig gentry of Ireland, to walk of no others, is, practically, to prove to the world, that there does pot exist among them a single ...
... great services rendered removing or preventing injustice, Compact between O’Connell and the Whigs had antecedcpflj notfiiog .jiu it that was discreditable. Tbe Whigs bad by gqiveraalackaowledgaaLept sustained causa of tbs Roman CatboUoß'o]> to' tbg eve of ...
... SIR ROBERT PEEL IN DERBY. The following report of Sir Robert Peel's speech at Derry, taken from the Northern Whig, is much more extended than that we were enabled to publish yesterday Sir Robert Peel, on rising, w:is received with loud applause. He said—Mr ...
... season is somewhat unaccountable. Last week it amounted to about 4,500 less than in the corresponding week of 1860. —Northern Whig. ...
... decline the prices of breadstuffe generally. The millers in Belfast reduced their prices for flour Is. psr cwl. on Monday.—A Whig. GORK MARKETS. ...
... great meeting of Orangemen in all their strength from all parte of Ireland, it would tell opoo tb* Government. No Government—Whig or psendo Conservative—would dare to put them down. (Applause.) They might then demand that the Acts against them be repealed ...
... re* marks of yesterday the hops of getting a charter for the altramontanist University would appear to be the hope of the Whigs, which of course was not our intention. ...
... of their little family disagreement, and great delight with Lord Londonderry’* new plan of mending family jars.”— Northern Whig. Heavy Damages against American Doctor. —Dr. Frederick A. Caldwell has been tried at Chicago, charged with having by raal practice ...
... of Milverton Hall, Esq., for £36,800. The Conservatives of the county may be congratulated on the transfer from persistent Whig to one of the best truest of ths Conservative party,of this most important and influentul estate; and the tenantry, not the ...
... months, but are unaware whether Lincoln’s company had an opportunity to distinguish itself. his return was put forward the Whigs as candidate for the Legislature, but was beaten, because the majority electors consisted of democrats. Lincoln now went into ...