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... county of Armagh in first Imperial Parliament —and. subsequently, in the year and 1826. was by Inheritance of opinion a staunch Whig, and by personal feelings something more From his earliest years he supported those political opinions which were then held ...
... nobody;”* which the Irish answer is, “Nobody cares for you.” There is much to deplore and much to condemn in the management of the Whig party in Ireland. They have had the most amiable of Lord-Lieutenants, whose courtesy would disarm the most venomous opponent ...
... chronicle the various failures, disasters, collapsed) and so forth of the Morning Chronicle, the once famous organ of the great Whig party, it used to be called when it really was great The history the Morning Chronicle is, indeed, dreary chronicle of failures ...
... because candidate is for the ballot. Th e a bst ai a n e e letter stated: tht writer had determined to vote for anti-ballot Whig, because he found Mr.Milbank, the s were unf avour able to the bal. that both'c'andidatt. 'lank would vote for the extenlot ...
... 1 : rkeniiead. . J } Dcoh * rimsby x — _ servativegiins It Total Whig-Radical gains. 7 Timsthe Conservatives show a net gain of 11 seats. Of seats 9 were previously filled by Whig-Radicals, and iring changed bauds makes a difference of 18 on a . . ...
... two gre.it objects of apprehension were, the aggrandisement of the French nation abroad, and the permanent establishment a Whig administration at home. But we o'erstep our limited space in these bu«y times. Suffice it to say that the volume is magnificently ...
... evening It is averred that there are thousand unem persons in Belfast. The made by a committee to the managers of the Northern Whig, who have taken steps for ascertaining An awusing incident occurred at the Theatre-Royal, Dublin, a few Wigan was ying the ...
... da WHIG, BE] ee \) T. or BELFAS TOWN COUNOIL OF THE BOR are ready to of Me. LOANS. to the extent. of f ONE Rates, Haute tad Tole of the Interest payal TE IN on the Sth April and 5th October, at Lntrim, yearly. to 44 per cent., according to term c rewt ...
... knowing it to be the effete remnant of a party degraded into a family clique, and falsely wielding the Whig banners, ottering without any true feeling the Whig cries, looking only to a combined assault upon the loaves and fishes of Downing-street, and ready ...
... to record the death, at (rent Malvern, of the Right Hon. Samuel March I'hillipps, well known to poli- ticians as a veteran Whig, who for twenty years held the office of Under Secretary of State for the Home Depart- ment. Mr. Pliillipps was the second ...
... Edurstiou Sosiey teey tort *lambi minnows from the State, the Bible may not he Shiwativil, hot Slit is strong lesliwouy from a Whig Lord Liesteuent is from' of a train. itigoichoul coudected by a encict from private isinsustreeQ, in sesteSuing • betas of ...
... After an existence of ninety-two years, the w M1orning Cbreonicle has ceased to be issued. The w once powerful organ of the Whigs mnay be con- li sidered as defunct. Oar London Correspondent gives some particulars in reference to this C matter. .i - i: ...