... refrain from giving a > to the Whigs, when there was question, last ssion, of the claims of a private individual of , ,se antecedents and rights he knew less than . the history of Jack and the Bean Stalk. ,i most thorough Whigs, amongst the Irish i nbers ...

... it could not be helped, after their defeat by a majority of more than four thousand in what was once the great Whig county of Cork. The Whigs said to themselves, The people of Ireland are beginning to understand us—Liberals, they longer call us but Re ...

... Legislation the subject of fairs in Ireland was attempted frequently, but such innovation was proposed before the days of the Whig darling, Peel . He is a cal prorist, forsooth,and, consulting the wish of the old women of the E ceter Hall school, abolishes ...

... from all impuiities, it will gather power it goes along. ! All Ireland is and lias been proving herself i sternly opposed the Whigs, wherever an op-1 portunity presents or bos presented itself. ...

... in 1802—the first imperial parliament—and, subsequently, in the years ISIS and 1820. He was inheritance of opinion a staunch Whig, and, by personal feelings, somewhat more. From his earliest years he supported those political opinions which were then held ...

... Roman Catholics of Ireland arc not against the Whigs in their hearts : we are not philosopher enough judge of feelings otherwise than from acts. That most estimable private character, Mr. Hagan, cannot, the Whig Attorney-General, find a place in Ireland to ...

... serious disj asters, but in the heart of people resolved to be tree, disasters stimulate to increased exertions.” The Richmond Whig thinks Jefferson Da* vis’s government the most lamentable failure history, and says the helm should be surrendered to abler ...

... iat-> the iiaiois of clique, hoatih* th*i an-i religion of our i*ooj»le. Extract from Letter nf of the Dublin Moruiag News WHIG PROCLIVI 3 “LIDE'IALTSM.” jnntn and Irishmen, protest against Caluiuiu 1; all the worl.l were li beral an'l were rontll' '*o ...

... If hut as it is known now-a-days—with the anti- oapanle of yielding a crop of oats, it may be sown Catholic, and anti Irish Whig party—whether we with th..t grain, and, when harrowed in, sow keep in mind their present pa«t history—we French furze seed ...

... eitQflftb show that the member for was withPorrax Peel? true the last where but in ins piojier place still the ca’l of the Whig'. Why, do Ministers not t lord of the Ticisury? Hj has * hown himself compluisant enough, and Drogheda is just the place to ...

... nsand pounds . bli.i it ■ | w Whigs: even Mr Gladstone I.as not said something get rid the deputation of hop- i>. their favour. One has been dis ...

... amended and greatly improved. But Mr. Bmivelie for his merits obtained office bofore the third reading of his bill, he and his Whig supporters abandoned the project, and the discontented Ministers the Establishment were left without rc- lief, groaning under ...