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... Bodel, immediately adjoining the Ring and which brought to light several interesting relics which been hid for ages.—Norton Whig. ...
... with its parties. should be one whose own interest bound up its prosperity. The greatest insult that could be passed upon the Whig gentry of Ireland, to sj>eak of no others, is, practically, to prove to the world, that there docs not exist among them single ...
... of Milverton Hall, Esq., for £36,800. The Conservativea of the county may be congratulated on the transfer from a persistent Whig to one the best and truest the Conservative party, of this most important |and influential estate; and the tenantry, not the ...
... of Down have been premitted to fall. The Lord Bishop Down, and other influential gentlemen addressed the meeting.—Northern Whig. Chamber of Commerce and Derry.— A meeting on thia subject held Thursday, convened the Mayor on a requisition influentially ...
... services rendered in removing or preventing injustice. The compact between O'Connell and the Whigs had antecedently nothing in it that was discreditable. The Whigs had universal acknowledgment sustained the cause of the Roman Catholics to the eve of Catholic ...
... Conservative* to take such a quarrel? What evidence or indication ha* Sir Robert given any intention retract any part of the Whig policy toward* Ireland, under which have been suffering ? *ll «w doe* treat Galway and the Galway packet question ? With levity ...
... Now, what is the lesson of this conflict between the Chief Secretary and the Pope’s Legate ? We read in it plainly that the Whigs have at length seen their error, and will not snbmit to the humiliating terms involved in governing through the Homan Catholic ...
... Peelite of the Paimerstonian school. Still we can afford to give the meed of praise when and where it is deserved, whether by Whig or Peelite, by Radical or Repealer.” ...
... by a reference to the Queen’s speeches and to the Reform Bills which have been introduced successive administrations, both Whig and Tory. He next remarks upon the insincerity of political parties In the House of Commons in their treatment of this question; ...
... have painful reason to remember him. To John Sadler and his clique Lord Palmerston and the Whigs 1 Ireland as a prey. The crimes; of that I warps of the Whigs, and that confidant of Lord Pahomboo. lasi the borough of Sligo to the most Miltrstin soiebiss ...
... be mentioned, was exceedingly unfavourable while Mr. Leece was firing, a heavy shower of hail falling at the time. —Northern Whig. ...
... his conduct in the chair, and for hia uniform Attention to the interests the companv. The meeting then terminated.—Northern Whig- ...