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... the Board of Charity Commissioners. At considerable length the hon. member denounced the Board as a gross Whig job, and its office as a perfect Whig snuggery. It not only en tailed a considerable charge upon the country, but, owing to the reckless and ...
... into the working the Board of Charity Commissioners, and, in supporting the same, denounced the Board groes Whig job, and its office as a perfect Whig snuggery. After discussion joined in, among others, by Mr Lowe, Mr Addbrlky, and Mr B- Osborne, the motion ...
... friend in causing the dissolution of the Irish Tenant League. He crowned his unhappy work by his secret alliance with the Whigs, and his sustainment of them at every critical juncture, and now bos nothing else to do but to crush out every spark of national ...
... working of the Board of Charity Commissioner*. At considerable length the hon. member denounced the Board gross Whig job, and its office a perfect Whig snuggery. It not only tailed a considerable charge epon the country, but, owing to the reckless and profligate ...
... Cork—d the last four years, The total number of men'enlisted i 1860 was 21,664; in 186: 8138; in 1862, 4642; in 1863, 6924. the Whig Lord, positively seems to grow more than ever, while the and older, sat for Tavistock in 1813, so that he has served a Par- ...
... which he shot dead a servant man, and afterwards blew out his own brains. THE DAWN OF. A BRIGHTER DAY 1N IRELAND. Who have the Whigs ever done for Ireland? Even the - agitators (though to cajole them has been thought pod policy ever since Lord Melbourne's ...
... of Goateltioo to tims of tie lowa of ffeeyled. 11. doubtful the will be by Doetwark. Li s similar dolman. sod We —Des- Boob, Whig boom doily otwoollod, boo doolanol that of tie Itomirweeko is As obly or as wiU --,-- Porlies.hoie hoseisp.—Tboomiediciot ...
... following way; Peter Erie. Queen’s Counsel, Chief Commissioner, with L. a year—a Whig; Hill, first paid Commissioner, with L.1200 a year-a Whig; R. Jones, with L. 1200 a year—a Whig. Now, he had nut a word say against these gentlemen their private capacity ...
... acquainted with the mode of procedure in the Court of Session must concur with Nlr . Smollett in desiring a Radical—or rather a Whig-Radicalreform introduced there. But is the Lord-Advocate, connected as he is, both officially and as a practising lawyer, with ...
... mode in which the 'snug nest of the Whigs, known as the Charity Commission, and consisting of forty persons, provided with salaries at the expense of the country, came tO be constitutcd and how the cost which the Whigs pledged themt selves to keep under ...
... have been tbe donation to Sir Rowi.*Ni) Hii.l the annuity Lady Elgin, and not pilfered from the wretched modicum allotted Whig munificence liteiaturo and Art. twilit fact, when year is voted as sup to literature and art, the country is inevitably astonished ...
... the Owl ba’ ve not yet done any- thing in the way of witty ing to compare with the performance of the hteenth centary wits, Whig and T: , who satirised itt and Pretyman, or Sou a novel! ard D: r Darwin. But it is vant to have politic satire spiced with ...