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... particulars he has as little resemblance to the great Reformer as Victoria Queen England bears to Mary Queen Scots.— Northern Whig. Mb Jobs Sjindes Cusses.— We regret to learn that most hostile feeling exists among the lower order of persons, against Mr ...
... William Petty had the power of mapping out good tilings for himself (laughter). Mr Dowse— And he was the founder of a great Whig family, which Mr. Whiteside Course, conscientiously Armstrong (to the witncss)-Tell me now whether you would be what you are ...
... he’s right good fellow”— the interesting party expressing how much delighted and pleased they were with all around them.— trn Whig, ...
... William Petty had the power of mapping himself into a good property (laughter). Mr. Dowse—And he was the founder of a great Whig family, to which, of course, Mr. Whiteside conscientiously objects (laughter). Sergeant Armstrong—Tell me, witness, whether ...
... should be taken by the local authorities to i maintain the peace of the town and the security of the inhabitants.—-iVorffarn Whig. Mr. paradox not whst you may aonsldar intern* man any but calls on 014 Ijtdf, In m bnotrjapfc. Ip THE LISBURN ELECTION PETITION ...
... increasing the revenue one penny piece (hear, hear;. This would not buying votes, would be only telling those who are sufferers by Whig legislation, and who obtain the elective franchise by labour, toil and industry, that they should mind their interests, before ...
... appointment © Ayes aoe 84 23 miles. 28 subs. lating on the chances of mittee. Noes eee _ by Voltigeur, 4 yrs, 8st. The Richmond Whig specu Mr. is a far more import ant ques- Mr. Merry’s Buckstone, see that anand the govern- 65 A. Edwards) Vicksburg and Port ...
... this country upon the subject of the Irish church, subject which was formerly made the stalking liorse and stumbling block the Whig party, but which now found little interest for the Treasury Bench. It is far easier for the Government to read lectures to ...
... agitation in Ireland ; for he did not believe the feelings of Parliament or the public would now allow any Government, be it Whig or Conser- vative, to go as far as they did in 1832, He must remind the House that, since Mr. Ward, the question had always ...
... advantage of his bill, but not a single tenant farmer had done so (hear, hear.) There were Ireland number of antediluvian Whigs, who imp ou»!y pointed to Providence when persons talked of decline in the prosperity of the country. The right, hon. baronet ...
... Palmerston, originated in motives of bigotry, seems to have been well- founded. The Mail, on sudden, took to high laudation of the Whigs and Whiggery, and proclaimed the latter to be the true and hereditary creed of the Irish Protestants. But, a few days after ...
... country. He would read a passage m Ibis sense triet to which that report refers. l verv short the lull amount of the estabfrom a Whig writer, Mr. M'tlullagh Mr. spring work over now. and not very la. snort o. 1 , „ h ich is rxv . ,p , s.r Fi-fi—Yes. the spring ...