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... lie coloured the policy of the Government with considerable artistic skill, and was strong in his challenge to the votes the Whig faction, taking care to divide the responsibility all that happened among the leading Powers Europe, and insinuating that Ministers ...
... lately proclaimed principle according to which the Cicero pro domo sua” is to be the wisest policy. We must thus this chivalrous Whig principle criticise also the policy of Austria. Ever since the Italian war this empire Ims been placed between conflicting ...
... years of which we write had been spent under Tory instead of Whig rule, and arc very much puzzled to say* how the j fact could have left us in much worse condition than the I admirers of the Whig Administration now find us. The depletion population, men ...
... for itself in these times of excitement by slandering this journal and misrepresenting its conduct and course of action. The Whig admits that this is not time for angry recrimination as to the cause of the riots ; but, like the lady in the poem, who, * ...
... ed to the public eye, have nothing to say hut to regret . that then us well as now political feeling and the tion between Whigs and Tories overbore Irish , nationalitiy.—lam, &c., W.K.W ii.de. Ist October, 1864. ...
... plain there roust be very considerable section hesitating to declare which lobby it will patronise. On dit, that Mr. Brand, the Whig whip, finds certain lawyers unaccountably doubtful.” is whispered tliat Colonel Taylor, the Conservative fugleman, reports ...
... proves the high estimation in which Mr. BPCutcheon’s family is held nil who have the pleasure of their acquaintance.—iVorfAcrn Whig, Malicious Coitduct.—Castlebar, Feb. 17.—Early on Sunday morning some persons eniered the back premises of the Rev. Mr. Cairns ...
... rather excited when last seen by his friends. Apply to James Hunter, Esq., Dunraurry, Belfast; or to Harris, Brothers, and Co., Whig. ...
... , Fridat, Nov. 18. The enlistment oi Irish immigrants into the service of the Union referred to the Richmond (Confederate) Whig in the following article, published October 31 The immense number of recruits from the Emerald Isle to the army of the Yankee ...
... the full, elaborate, and correct statistics which will find in Mr. Whiteside’s speech of last night. A pleasant specimen of Whig jobbery has just come to light, which, I suspect, wo shall hear little more in the Houseof Commons. A snug, but responsible ...
... Freeman's Journal, Express. Irish Time* Dublin Medical Press, General Advertiser, Morning Nows, tho Medical Circular, Belfast Dally Whig, Dally News- Letter, Dally Mercury, Morning News, Banner of Ulster. Derry Sentinel, Derry Guardian. Cork Southern Reporter ...
... the Ministry did go out that they did not let wolves into the fold— Ministers who would do for the U1 tramontanes what the Whigs refused to do. He himself was freeman of the city of Dublin, and had a vote for the county, and he would not give either to ...