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... Ulster—the Whig province of Ireland fifteen Tories in this —and until there are twenty-five Liberals agai to have. A coalition the number, I believe, you are enti! among the Catholics and Presbyterians in Ulster has begun, and what is the Whig province ...
... West by the marriage of one of its chief digni with a divorcee. The bridegroom is # dignitary be- longing to one of the famous Whig families which generally divide among themselves the e of a!l departments of Church and State. He has been long looking out ...
... of the with a divorece. The bri West by the marriage of one of its chief digni is a dignitary be- longi to one of the famous Whig familics which ly divide among themselves the of all departments of Church and State. He has been long looking out for a ic ...
... £1,000 apiece, and whose consent will never be given to any settlement that will not do justice to both Conservatives and Whigs, and put an end to the political conspiracy inaugurated by Bates, which, if it had been allowed to continue, would Belfast ...
... then there are few posts that he has net held, but generally without desert, and almost al- ways without ability. A Whig of the Whigs, he was by some strange current carried down the stream with the rosy-cheeked fruit of the tree of liberty, and some ...
... then there are few posts that he has not held, but generally without desert, and almost al- ways without ability. A Whig of the Whigs, he was by some strange current carried down the stream cheek-by-jowl with the rosy-cheeked fruit of the tree of liberty ...
... to Chief Justice , and Registrar to the consolidated Nisi Prius Court, and one would think, for an ultra-Tory to ota under a Whig Administration. It is well and at the same time y spoken of here, that an ex-Attorney. once a violent T. ory, bat who was suddenly ...
... Lefroy, and Rezistrar to the consolidated Nisi Prius Court, and quite enovgh, ove would think, for an ultra Tory to hold under a Whig It is well understood, and at the same time ly spoken of here, that an but who was once a violent Tory, converted to The bargain ...
... the objection made to his giving evidence. Sir ugh Cairns, with Mr. Lytle, knew of the Tory conspiracy to disfranchise the Whigs in Belfast. Sir Hugh was served in London, but he refused to attend the trial. Mr. Rea read the affidavits of service on Sir ...
... the objection made to his giving evidence. Sir Hugh Cairns, with Mr. Lytle, knew of the Tory conspiracy to disfranchise the Whigs in Beifast. Sir Hugh Cairns was served in London, but he refused to attend the trial. Mr Rea read the affidavits of service ...
... noble lord remarked to the right henourable gentleman that the days were out, when his companion prom: ly replied, wish the Whigs were.”— unch, A AND HIS TeNnant.—There was a Duke of Bedford a hundred years ago, of whom the following anecdote is told One ...
... remarked to the right henourable gentleman that the days were ing out, when his companion promptly repli Punch. “TI wish the Whigs were.”— A NOBLEMAN AND HIS TEeNANT.—There was a Duke of Bedford a hundred years ago, of whom the following anecdote is told ...