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... beyond mink that on the return of the Whigs to power in 1846 be could not bring back to Sheen the sup. port which the people aided him in giving betwten 1835 and 1841. Since then, with two brief intervals, the Whigs have been in power, and almost every ...
... talk—the people cannot complain of being cheated by the Whigs, if they support them after this. The Whigs have shown no mercy to Ireland—when the general ele etion comes, Ist Ireland show no mercy to the Whigs. ...
... THE WHIGS AND REFORM, The Reform bubble is being blown once moie. The mysterious wire-pullers of the Whiggovernojent have commenced operations. The same trickery by which the Liberals have ofllimes succeeded in gaining the confidence the more populous ...
... THE WHIG We statee — lLtrnoniliTt;:t bad joined the Ministry simply with a view to seemed to the Premiership. bums severs illness of Lord Panora.an has prori {Awed natters, sad it errasced that as soon as the Bossiest was over. Lord Palmerston should ...
... THE NEW WHIG AGITATION. The persona interested in getting up the meeting on Thursday next, for the purpose of attacking the Established Church, sowing the seeds of religious dissension in this country, and aiding tho movement set on foot by Mr Dillwtn ...
... WHIG MWGOYERNMENr OF IRELAND. Some of the Liberal newspaper writers have at length made the discovery that part, if uot all the ills, which have arisen to Irelaud, have proceeded from what they style Liberal Legislation. This confession is wrung from ...
... to fathom, they are playing the game of the Whig party, and asking the Irish Church take Into its bosom the venomous serpent which had nigh stung to death. The pretexts put forward for recommending the Whigs to the favour of the Irish Church are such as ...
... WHIG HULK IRELAND ,rd People, alluding to Mr. Whiteside’s i- ent for bin 1, says a d;*«t net. above ail. ie *nt our unfortunate Hairs. bat* v a:, clearly convicted the Whig government ' the moat reel, less abuse of trust and neglect • f » - their uianag ...
... WHIGS AND CONSKRVATIVES.-THE BI- TUATION. (Fres Tablet). Lord Palmerston iu the Mouse of Commons told the history of the failure of the Conference on Monday evening, and neat worniug its Protoads were publish. ca. They only canfiret the news wine!' the ...
... (FROM THE NORTHERN WHIG.) * * * We have no intention, we repeat, of discussing the several questions which the suit of Travers v. Wilde” indirectly raises. The licence of counsel, as exemplified in the speeches delivered, and the cross-examinations conducted ...
... (To the Editor of the Northern Whig.) Si a —The warning given in your issue this morning regarding the funeral F. Ileyburn would have been worthy every attention, but that the Catholic clergyman who was to have officiated at the interment yesterday refused ...
... the pope-whig insolence Ion; look place In the Coir.raoni !wt week, iu CominUtee SaTiply. concerning the oececaity lor niaiutoiiriig IJnlish Consul llorne. Sir (i. loll.mwl »u inquiry Mr. Ayrton, that the Conaul Home wa» nile.lv i.iinecreaty ; -‘the soor ...