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... WHIG DEPOPULATION had expected better things from Michael Jo•BPH Barrt (whose name was once regarded with great respect), than to suppose he would become the Panegyrist of the depopulation of his country ; but, alas! office has its drawbacks—it puts new ...
... WHIG BULK. (From Ms Morning HeraldJ. The foreign policy of country confirms its dignity and power. matter how great may be toe domestic happiness and prosperity, if its external affairs are not conducted with wisdom and success toe nation sure to be lowered ...
... members should drive the Whigs ignominionsly out of office- The lesson of Irish power and Irish spirit would not be lost ou their successors This is the language of Radicalism of the present day. Under these circomstanoe* will the Whig Ministry lay dawn tha ...
... THE PDFE AND THE WHIGS. (From the Morntag Herald). Th«r* appears here more wisdom than most men supposed In that jealous coalition with which sue ccasiTv generations of Englishmen have resisted the efforts of Ministers to establish direct diplomatic relations ...
... THE LONDON JOURNALS. WHIG BUI.E IN AFGHANISTAN. (From tki Morning BtraU.J There it greater proof of waanett and incompetence than the sudden transition from one extreme measure to its contradictory. For an apt illustration of this in the world of politics ...
... and misery arises from tho increased taxation imposed upon her by the Whigs ; and any one who will compare tho taxation of tho Conservatives, from 1841 to 1851, with that of Whigs, from 1851 to 1861, will see at glance the principal cause of tho present ...
... The trade and commerce of a country ought always be sufficient to counterbalance any sudden loss from other sources. The Whigs take good care that Irish trade and Irish commerco shall continue a standstill, or retrogiade. This is their steadfast policy ...
... Lord Palmerston has not got everything, and that a great part of the management of the aff-iirs ot the world still genuine Whig hands. And after nil, when wo reflect upon all that he has to endure at the hands of Mr. Seward, it is hard to refuse him the ...
... unconstitutional” Whigs to sec the day when the green fields of Erin should be turned solely into grazing ground to fatten cattle for the English market at tho expense of the extirpation of brave race. Can nothing be done to prevent Whigs carrying out their ...
... held for tint laudable (?) in Kerry. At that meeting there was great gathering of Irish Tories and Whigs. Amongst the principal men the Utter class (the Whigs) the meeting was the Most Her. Dr. Moriarty, Catholic Bishop of Kerry. His lordship made, of course ...
... mineral file! which form the foundation of our greatest manufacturing and commercial establbhments The inoompetency of the Whigs was nevermore conspicuous than in their free-trade enactments, which have not only depressed agriculture, but on the highest ...
... to the question of taxation in Ireland, and considerable astonishment has been expressed at tho impositions practised by the Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer upon the people of Ireland. Never since the Union have the taxes levied on our island been so heavy ...