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... Tenant-right, simply in order to fix upon the Whigs the damaging reputation of insensibility to the sufferings of the Irish people. Parliamentary struggle influenced by such motives was not a very edifying spectacle. As to the matter actually in issue ...
... tadoatrial raaourcca, which, integral part of Unltad Kingdom, aha baa indefeasible right to azpaet. Wa hart had many years Whig rule, during which Ireland has passed through (earful ordeal; and let aak what benevolent measure did our present rulers take ...
... departure of the population, and unite with toe Whig Government, from which Ireland hope not even for sympathy Every legislative measure advocated the Whigs has levelled a blow against Ireland. To Whig legislation we are indebted for the rain of farmers ...
... pensions from the Civil I List granted to Mr. W. Allingham and to Miss Dinah Muloch. are each—not £80 as announced. The Richmond Whig says it is glad to able to state, upon the authority of his medical director, that General Longstreet has so far recovered ...
... with the Whig Government and their supporters, the Conservative leader? and party would lose their distinctive character and stultify their determined opposition. They would inextricably involved all the difficulties and disgraces which the Whigs have brought ...
... and needles for two hours and fan’ oontinnoru fostering by paternal Whig t? dKI i, a a. .. . w ,. allow Mr Longfleld to proceed with his able speech m Government favourite maxim Whig *0 thin house, and hold, oßhand style called the doctrinxnes pronoonoeg ...
... consumed from off the earth. He is the peacemaker, and therein is he pre-eminently the right man in the right place.—Richmond Whig. ...
... the Government report was framed and published; its statements were quoted as infallible by Ministers; the supporters of the Whig Cabinet will glibly repeat them, and the extension of migration will be advocated because Government have issued Blue Book ...
... Mitchel. The Archbishop of Tuam supported the popular candidate, while the gentry —Conservative as well I Whig tluew their influence into the scale the Whig! official. At a meeting of Galway electors, held Feb-1 mary sth, the day preceding the nomination—the ...
... delayed until another engine was obtained. The train arrived Belfast half-past ten o'clock one hour and a half after time* Whig, ...
... lmaraad laraiK— HXBnSBT arid that tha praaat II 111 111 -e —' adneatiaia Inland bad iman.nd bom ta Chid geararary, luppiitom of Whig mvlaad'ooa pewmtto att miaad to ami vat and maaaria whanla, wee rattan with prinriptea wtaierirvi Ta tham achoolg wan unjnatly ...
... occasion raised him immensely the the Bouae. There it little doubt that bad desired office be would have obtained u iu the next ■Whig Administration that wsa formed. Unfortunately, Jdowever, on the rejection ol bis motion the Uouee ...