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... whipper- in of the Treasury, will also be a valuable witness on behalf of his friend the late-sitting member, and, if the Whigs have any gratitude, they will vote a hand- some sum to Messrs. Barbour towards the expenses of conducting their defenco. The ...
... Ireland, and asserted that Ministers did not command the confidence of any portion of the people, but a few antedilavian Whigs and enorgetio place-hunters. Mr. BLARE stated that a strong feeling of disaffection against the Government existed in Ireland ...
... for Ireland, and asserted that it did not command the confidence of any the portion of the people, but a few ante-diluvian Whigs and sud energetic place-hunters. be Mr. BLA-KE stated that -a strong feeling of disaffection e against the Government existed ...
... gtteqirppto leooisate'for ;t~aPde and as erted.'+ it did sec cos&end thkdephflezid ol any of .the4,~e 'bat few ant deivian' Whigs ?? enaergetic pladit ntrs ' ?? Mr. B.3Aen stiated thab a strongtenhingoffdisafectio againest tirhe toer ete d o Its4, 'o h ...
... for Ireland, and, asserted( that it didf not command the confidelice of any portion of the people but a few ante-dilavian Whigs and ener- getic place-hunters. Lord PALMERSTON eaid. the British Covern- ment hadl done all it could to secure property in ...
... legislate for Ireland, and asserted that it did not command the cenfidence of any portion of the people buta few antediluvian Whigs and energetic placehunters. I Mr. BLAKE stated that a strong feeling of disaf- t fection against the Government existed in ...
... readers at the time, Catholics hal pinned themselves to the coat tails (if the Whig , Liberals, and had identified theniselves with the Liberal party to an extent which made the Whig Liberals reckon on their support whatever they might do ; while the Tory party ...
... history ; and the modus operandli adopted is seen to be that which the Irish people know so well how to use, the pitting of Whigs against Tories, and the con- eequent rivalries of both to-give or do some- thing to secure Irish members' votes. How clearly ...
... advantage of his bill, but not a singlo tenant ii lo farmer lied done se. There werle in Ireland a number v of antediluvian Whigs, 'who impiiously pointed to iE )r Providence 'when persons talked of a decline in the s is prosperity of the country. The right ...
... Ireland a govern- ment who was not acquainted with the wants and condition of the people; they had a number of an- tediluvian Whigs ruling the country, and it was no wonder that amidst the many difficul- ties with which Ireland had to contend she did not ...
... brought in, and used every means to restore life, but without ?? MorningA News. ENGLAND DESCRIBED BY THE SorriTc-The Richmond Whig of May 27 thus says :- Cool, wary, and selfish Great Britain has been watching the American war with the complacency of an ...
... prosecutied by Mr. Cargill and his friends. The Conservatives are very confident of the success of Mr Cargill It appears the Whigs feel the doubtfulness of their position* as they are calling out lustily that they are badly jockeyed. The principles they ...