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... generous sympathy of the Conservative Leaden with Ireland, contrasted with the stonyhearted indifference of the Whigs. In the year 1859 the Whigs returned to power, and since that date a blight and shadow have rested on the land. We have lost grain, in green ...
... very severely. The injured man was conveyed to the Cavan Infirmary. It is feared that his spine has been fractured.—Northern Whig. ...
... letters of A Tory of the Old School, whose secret, unhappily, has not been so well preserved as that of Junius, assail such Whig gentlemen, official and non-official, are assumed to sympathise with the Chief Secretary for Ireland, with an acrimony that ...
... improved their position. Next to their presumed or pretended sympathies with the cause of Reform, the strongest recommendation Whig Ministers to the English public has always lain in their supposed skill in foreign politics. Once let it be suspected that ...
... suffering artizans of ter, The right hoo, gentleman then proce censure the misgovernment to which Ireland | subjected under the Whigs, a cially condemned the legal appointments wh been made by Lord Chancellor Brady, Sir PEEL was sorry that the right hon man ...
... right hon. gentleman then proceeded to censure the miagovernment to which Ireland has been systematically subjected under the Whigs, and especially condemned the legal appointments which had been made by Lord Chancellor Brady. Sir R. PEEL was sorry that the ...
... him. Captain Knox, who no one can entertain doubt, woold defeat any, even the most eligible and respectable candidate the Whigs could put forward, is wall known devoted supporter of the great Conservative party, earnest and orthodox Churchman, and member ...
... Is stronger than ever in its threats and assurances of aid for Denmark: and while thigh' so observable in the organ of the Whig leader, it is remarkable that a similar spirit is manifested in the article of the Ultra-Conservative Standard. We are told ...
... | gentleman then proceeded to censure the misgovermnent to j which Ireland had been systematically subjected under the ' Whigs, and especially condemned the legal appointment which I had been made by Lard Chancellor Brady. Sir ROBERT REEL was sorry that ...
... bon, gentitiman then proooeeell t censure the misgovernment to which Ireland bao been systenati- rally subjected under the Whigs, and especially con- d dnened the legal appointments which had been made by Lord Chancellor Brady. Sir R. l'eel was sorry that ...
... discipline, and I trust that it may be brought before toe House of Commons when Parliament meets, as it concerns alike both Whig and Conservative, Protestant and Roman Catholic.—l remain your obedient servan.,^ SicGriing OCmtSINO FIXTURES FOB IW4. f 3 ...
... British legislature doing justice to any country she governed, through simple love justice and fair play? did not apeak of Whig or Tory, the British Parliament, and asked was there province dependency of England which history pointed out acknowledging ...