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... has shown itself superior to the mean and time-serving persons whose conduct is of such nature to make angels weep. THE LAST WHIG PROSELYTE. The state «f the Dublin press for some time past has attracted much attention. There are certain journals published ...
... agitation in Ireland; for he did not believe that the feeling of Parliament or the public would now allow any Government, be it Whig or Conservative, go as far as they did in 1832. He must remind the House that, since Mr. Ward, the question had always been ...
... of the Tory party ? His Lordship— You need not answer that Mr. Rea—lt does not matter, my lord. is about to be changed into Whig. Mr. M solicitor for the Carlton Clnb in Belfast? No answer. The examination was continued for some time, and then stopped ...
... 1836, I think. And you always voted for the Tory candidate ? Generally, I believe. Do yon mean to say yon ever voted for the Whigs No; lam sure I did not. That is one thing I give you credit for—consistency. I presume you voted at the *4l election. I not ...
... his badge as Conservative. The time cannot now far distant when the efficacy ©f this popular zeal will put to the proof. The Whigs have courted coalition ; in the depths of their selfism and love of place they have sought the Hades of Radicalism, and they ...
... the proceedings before and subsequent the time these expressions were made use of. Mr. William Thompson, Reporter, Northern Whig Office, also proved the report of the proceedings out of which the prosecution arose. In the course his cross-examination, ...
... should not adopted favor of her Majesty’s seeks explore those vast plains alone. subjects. , It has been assorted that the word Whig was It is certainly parados that are naturally derived from the initials rrf the party motto, long hie, and yet unwilling old ...
... did’the public in most ever party or individual might be concerned. That niaimer. The young rascals are good have done so against Whig Government Tory - of opinion, and that it needed stimulus, Opposition the full satisfaction of the Constitu- , coxAa digest ...
... edifying sight, and extremely ami some who had been moderate drinkers that died amon ...
... in the relative numbers New Three-per-cents All can say is that, if the preamble of the never broken except when the victims Whig confined. will only trouble you with DUBLIN STOCK F.XCHANGE—Ykstkbdav, Newry Bill was not fully and satisfactorily misrule ...
... gentle- idiot ward, complamed that she had been assaulted to Os per do. Mutton, Os (kl to Os 7d per do. Veal, vernment, whether Whig Tory ; hut it is me wanu.iuiy v j & |by a girl named Mary M‘Shane. She also reported fid to Os 7d per do. Lamb, to Os Od per ...