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... Irishmen literary merit have but too much reason to know; bat it will be an extreme stretch of the false economy for which Whigs claim credit, whilst lavishing the public revenues the most chimerical pursuits, if they not bestow upon the widow and six ...
... Government, afraid to take one course or the other, and all the while the Company is fast losing the basis prosperity. Tho Whigs have been fickle before, where Ireland was concerned —they are tho same now when she wants justice—a justice promised already ...
... Primacy would be putting the right man in the right place, but there are passages in the episcopal history of thf Northern Whig'* protege whichJndicaU that equally unfit to hold the office, and | which cannot be forgotten when his Jrienda are j injudicious ...
... join in opij nion that a few weeks of warm, genial weather is all that required to make the harvest good average one —Northern Whig. ...
... Irishmen of literary merit ham hut t« much rejison know; but it will an ext reino stxnten the false economy for which the whig* claim credit, whilst lurishiug tho public revenues in the most chemerical pursuits, if they do not.bestow upon widow and mix ...
... a change in the policy which has of late seen governed the relations of a large part of the Irish Catholic members with the Whig Governmeat old the Liberal party, and until that policy be abandoned nail reversed, we do not believe that anything will take ...
... feeble treason the very harmless kind, m prose and verse. ,r r Maurice Lenihan. Proprietor and Editor of the J wr notorious Whig, and anti-national annropriatclv secanded the resolution; and, hWuY. mu his hat and homed from the ve ‘* * * -Ties parliamentary ...
... Affinity Bijl were made the leading principles of the Liberal party; fia4 Lord Palmekston intimated that should Mr. ert the Whigs, they would endeavour bear with philosophic resignation. Mr. Dis- | kakij appears hare an effective speech against the policy ...
... is ..an anomalous oontradiction.. In thikkind of legislation for our country upon a matter so much; concerning ;her people, Whig and Tory have trusted their fortunes to the one .boat. ' Sir Robert Peel and the_Right Hoes. Benjamin are in the same division ...
... destined for an English Dean. Palmerston bas merited well by hie retest appointmesta to the episcopmey; for l the exclusively Whig regime clergymen were promoted to high dignities in complitwest to polities rather thaw to piety. The Premier would gain nun ...
... go. wish treat this matter calmly. Nothing cm now he dearer than the course before Catholics in the matter education. These Whigs of the Palmerston school, whoso (aith consists in believing nothing, cannot sppicciate the Catholic seal m having so much anxiety ...
... WATCH Sent tree by f r FO Ult k Addreee E. DENT (itanaficturrr by appointment in the of 16. Southampton Tee. race, Waterloo Whig, London. Eatabtished 1830. ...