... The Reform Ministry.—The Whigs came in, but though they came in upon economy, as well peace and reform, there was a power th»y could not move in the way of the first, cud they were obliged to abandon it in reality, though not in name, to secure the last ...

... the Whigs, and the 44 leaders of the great Conservative party ? We may say, in passing, that no more than two of the eight gentlemen here mentioned can be included in the category of the Ultramontanes. Six of them least are Roman Catholic Whigs, who ...

... member for New Ross. The paragraph stated ' that Colonel Tottenham would probably support the present Government, and that the Whig candidate, had succeeded, would have added strength to the Opposition.' The correspondent of the Times must have paid little ...

... opponents of the Whigs. Nay, we make the further confession that we are content to see Sir Coi.tiilr.st representing Kinsale instead of Mr. Fitzgibbon, although the last-named gentleman would probably be u a firm and determined opponent of the Whigs, and the ...

... vulgar eye :— At these same rooms (says the Irish Times) four years since that notorious compact was ratified between the Whigs and the Ultra Radicals which resulted in the defeat of Lord Dehby by an wuiatural alliance, under the pre tence of carrying ...

... moisture should cause an excessive tendency to top growth, a large yield from the roots may be confidently expected.—Northern Whig. ...

... of Vienna and the Quirinal, and who would rule Ireland in concert with the consistory of Marlborough-street. Lord Derby is a Whig who received his bias and his education in the days when the acme of his party's degeneracy had been reached—when they had ...

... he attended the Repeal meet ing here, and denounced O'Coxxeu. i,n the '• language of roadman. The Major, who was and is Whig, is not confided in by any party in the county of 44 Louth. Aud so, this is the end of it! The Ultramontanes are still in ...

... moral basis on which the Whigs have raised this immense fortune for an obscure and stupid bar' rister It is all founded upon this fact:—Mr. 1 Brady, in technical phraseology, devilled for Mr. ' ! Justice Perrin ! How the great Whig party could beau held ...

... Creek and Black Biver Bridge, and say that Vicksburg is closely besieged, and the enemy closing in on every side. The Richmond Whig, speculating on the chances of Vicksburg and Port Hudson falling, says that, although its loss would be a great success for ...

... Bishops, and to those of the Tenant Leaguers, but he disowns all connection with either of the great English parties—the Whigs and the Tories. In a word, he goes in to fight for his own hand, and in order to get in he promises anything that is impossible ...

... to her Ancient Faith and people. I address you perfectly unfettered by a pledge either of the great English parties, the Whigs or the Tories. I will support only such measures as are just and reasonable, and I will oppose every government which declines ...