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... stability and national character of the Irish portion of the United Ohuroh, but neither the wounded foe of the Whigs, Mr. BERNAL OSBORNE, nor the Whigs themselves, are the proper instruments for this useful and necessary improvement. The Church Can afford to ...
... SECOND EDITIO2 MORNING _HERALD OFFICE, TUESDAY MORNING, TEN O'CLOC. FOREIGN INTELLIGENC other Whig magnates. In fact, he proves that th e most determined enemies of the Irish Church noW hold the principal places in the administration ° f the affairs of ...
... development of the national resources, the ilicre _ _ of wealth, and the growing happiness and emit( of the people. How the Whigs have changed this we but too clearly witness; but it is I always allowed us to have the advantage of a ci and accurate analysis ...
... the Catholic journals. REPRESENTATION OF KINSALE • Sir George Colthurst seeks to represent Kinsale as a .11 UPporter of the Whigs; and Sir John Arnott's retirement in his favour was, the Irish Tinie,s believes, arranged with the approval and cognisance ...
... readily traced the selection of weapons from the old Whig armoury. This, indeed, in the facetious language of the member for Liskeard, was the stalking-horse as well as the stumbling-block of the Whig party. B uo o rather the in blood-stained It the way ...
... Creek and Black River Bridge, and say' that Vicksburg is closely besieged, the enemy' closing in on every side. The Richmond Whig, speculating upon the ' chances of Vicksburg and Port Hudson falling, says that although their loss would be a great success ...
... Friday night about Greenwich Hospital offers an instructive commentary on the expectations which hailed the advent to power of Whig politicians. It may be doubted whether since .JAMES 11. abdicated so disgraceful a misapplication of public money was ever ...
... Protestants were going over, and the end ‘'?llservatism, as a power in the sister island, was . nand. Now we know the result of the Whig triumph. The heart is plucked out pi b t llYstery ' and the most wholesale and audacious i lb erY is shown to have been the ...
... ago duly advertised to address the Liberal elector!d Devonport as their second camjidate, when, to the discomfiture of the Whig town clerk, whose nonioe.4l. was, a telegraphic message arrived instead of hill 3 : 0 ( 1 ,' announcing his sudden indisposition ...
... 10001., of which 40 guineas were new ann,al. subscribers. THE REPRESENTATION OF LISBURN. -BELFAST, THURSDAY.—The Northern. Whig of this morning says : Yesterday Mr. Edward IV. Werner, the Conservative candidate, commenced his canvass. The names of Mr ...
... THE MORNING EIERALP, MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1863. intention of following our big words up by action. We would suggest to the Whig Government and its organs in the press, that, if their functions cannot be performed to their own satisfaction without the frequent ...
... 1 to remember that great ignorance prevailed this ject, which had been • both the stalking-horse and stumbling-block of the Whig government, but which I found very little favour en the Treasury bench (laught No .doubt it was more popular to read lectures ...