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... tion with the Whig Liberals, on condition of a plentiful distribution of places upon one side, and unahrinking political support on the other, or s hould make up their minds to devote their efforts to the one purpose of patting the Whig Liberal party ...
... for Whig Liberal candidates. 0, English Catholics ! says the Irish Whig, ungrateful English Catholics, ungenerous English Catholics—reckless, blind, irreligious, and misguided English Catholics, are you withdrawing your support from the Whigs?—and ...
... that in nearly all particulars modern Tory resembles a Whig of Queen Anne s reign, and a Tory of Queen Anne's reign a modern Whig. Lord Idahon's compnrison and contrast relate, however, to the Whigs and Tories of 1832. But under the respective guidance ...
... member of the poor Chevalier's family—Francis, the King of Naples, is now in adverse fortunes ; and it seems that the present Whig Government, notcontent with aiding bandits and infidels to deprive this brave young sovereign of his throne, are now intriguing ...
... IRELAND. OUR WHIG CAWTHOLICS IN PARLIAMENT. (From the Mayo Telegraph.) Owing to the terrible struggle to preserve the lives of the people from utter starvation, the national press and the national party—Cleric and lay—have but little time to watch the ...
... describing it :— The Whigs, under Lord Palmerston, have become, in the patriotic sense, the war partythe Tories, under Lord Derby, on the contrary, have become the servile, and sometimes factious, advocates of peace-at-any-price. The Whig Premier is the spirited ...
... lion. Was. G. Cavendish, M.P., to the House of Lords, by the death of his father Lord Chesham. The late Lord Chesham 'WM a Whig in politics.—Express. ...
... through the first half of the 19th century. In its early years, Whig statesmen resigned, and declined office, rather than forsake their Roman Catholic allies. Only twenty-five years ago, a Whig Ministry relied mainly for support on O'Connell and his Irish ...
... Catholics to the Whigs and Liberals, not from any preference for these principles, but from a mistaken notion of selfinterest and self-preservation. lie was the first to point out that by pinning ourselves to the coat tails of the Whigs and Liberals, and ...
... another agitation, which would unite all Protestants really against the Catholics, and enable the Whigs to make use of ithem once more. Tho chiefs of the Whigs have no intention of destroying the Irish Establishment, but they would not object to a certain ...
... quickly tell his sense of their mi3takes. In Portsmouth, Cork, and Shoeburyness Let us be busy too, Or we shall find what Whigs have wrought For British hearts to rue. Correopontiturr. ---00--- 7 - sTATE 01 7 THE NEGRO IN THE NOR7IIERN STATES. ...
... Since that memorable period iu which the Whigs suffered the first municipal defeat, and the concomitant political defeat which resulted in the election of Lord Mayor Rose as Member for this borough, the Whigs have been at a discount at Southampton ; and ...