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... an expedient well worth trying. We who pay would then be ableto know who they are who spend our money, and whether they are Whigs or Tories. The authors and framers of detective l.ws would be much more easily columns who are bi ticketed. We might perhaps ...
... something like a full exposition of my political opinions first. (Cheers'.) Gentlemen, am claimed b> both parties, and called Whig and Radical altersately.. I wish to state that belong to both. (Cheers.) I belong to party which ray honourable opponent Mr ...
... them by the bishops and priests of Cork and Dublin. Let them not mince the matter. Let the truth be told, that so long as the Whig Bishops of Cork aud Dublin wield the pastoral staff, so long shall cause of Ireland be an unmitigated farce, to he laughed ...
... burgesses, and bringing the municipal system into disrepute. The Guardian tells that Preston there is scarcely single councillor—Whig or Tory who has not disgracefully paid for his seat. The height of municipal ignominy and inoonaiateney has been achieve, foTin ...
... in disgust at the alliance which was about to be concluded with O'Connell. During Lord Melbourne's first administration, the whig seceders occupied a neutral or detached position; and when Sir Robert Peel became Prime Minister, 1834, Lord Stanley rejected ...
... two, similar views will be pro* pounded; and it has, in fact, never been denied that the | men who made the compact with the Whigs, for the over| throw of the Derby administration, in the year 1859, sought a £6 borough franchise, not as a final measure, ...
... example, of the Life Gaards at Waterloo, when they rode down their opponents by sheer weight. Roebuck, in his history of the Whig Ministry, says that Sir James “ left his hearers unmoved, and was more apt by his own cold demeanour to repel and offend his ...
... the scene of the disaster—have a duty to perform in this matter which we trust they will not fail in discharging.— Northers Whig. TSB DWI:MP= AT WOOLWICH.-- Some fresh light has been thown on the recent commotion at the Royal Military Academy at Woolwich ...
... WuiOllT 'lid 111 • .1-; w;l- lO.d. The CiiAiuuaN th> fl-I:.d i: it .v»* - *> ssary for til© pine* to bo laid hat d *• t’-. Mr. Whig ii said iimu-I.t *.». Mr. J, KoDiN'i v li.qu.re.l th a* -s:d. Ought to yut d'.wi. dra n such Kpth. having fir«t mad- arran^em ...
... Savannah was progressing' as New Tork, in the United States District Court, and the case excited a deep interest. The Richmond Whig says that if the present policy of Jefferson Davis to be continued, we had well be looking out for terms of submission, and ...
... twice previously convicted, was fined £5 and coats. Professor Owen °penal the Brighton and Sussex Musem on Tuesday. The Aeon Whig states that Sheridan Knowles is suffering from severe illness in the neighbourhood of Belfast The customs receipts at the port ...
... a monumeut memory of the late Earl of Eglinton. Auriferous quartz has been found on the sh° of Loch Swilly. . The Northern Whig states that Sheridan suffering from severe illness iv the neighbourly Belfast. An official report, just published, states th ...