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... Of Irish members present there voted for Government : Catholic Protestant Whigs mei 17 Of the majority voting with Ministers, 289 were E - n,g - - Bub. Scotch, aad Welsh members; and 26 Irish. Of the minority voting against Ministers, 225 were English ...
... r - . sate Ireland for many shortcomings in other Inspects ; and that, believing this to the eady: consideration on which a Whig could be deemed preferable to a ToryAdminishation fbsJsad , declared by their Teti *0 41110/1 as bad as the worst than any ...
... cope with the Whigs, as the Mail and Express would argue in their suspiciously frantic denunciation of Catholic Opposition to the Ministry; the Conservatives, pure and simple, counted altogetner but 287 votes, including pairs; whiletheir Whig opponents ...
... the ant election—men who would hold themselves independent of every gevernith-n., Whig or Tory, who would not consider the jos.' claims of Ireland (hear, hear). The Whigs ignored all our claims—ridiculed the idea of legislating on the tenant question—had ...
... COWPER who describes a grove of poplar trees as nodding at each other in self-same fashion. The speeches of the heads of the Whigs will sound as if they were conceived in the self-same time, and delivered by rote. They entered into a full explanation of ...
... up for a moment the torrent of war rolling through the Danish Peninsula, but the frail structure built by the hands of the Whig Government has crumbled to pieces, the pent-up waters have burst forth with redoubled fury, threatening now to sweep over half ...
... such &craven manner that the influence of England is a by-word and a mockery. To this there can be no reply but one from the Whigs, and that is to be found in a lame attempt at keeping off the blow of a vote of c.nsure, by questioning the Conservative leader ...
... Ireland at least, which could strictly be called indepeudAnt. Subtracting their tsbLthe tellies of party pro and con. alone The Whig and Tory musters rallied to do _ Work of their party to a a pities tisk paretic's(' is Myer to retain ...
... THE ORANGE ANNIVNILEARY IN NOBSII. NORTHERN WHIG.) _ TUEBtPAY NICIIT.—The Orange anniver • sary has passed over here, in comparison with previous years, rather quiet. Crowd, of people were in what is known as the disturbed districts, and some few slight ...
... division liao attracted considerable attention in England, and is, of course, deaounced in strong language by the orters of the Whig Ministry at the pree.s. The Timer, which so often tells us that Ireland is an inal portion of the Empire, and is bound to England ...
... forward by Alderman Reynolds, themain object of which was to do a little stroke of for himself by fawning on the head of the Whig Government, the following extraordinary and uncalled for resolution being the concluding clause of his motion :— Resolved—That ...
... year, out of as aggregate of exports from the teelve principal ports of the Uuited Kingdom, valued for .C 130.166.569. The Whig fairly remarks open this iulicruns statement that it is rather too bad Belfast, with an annual export trade to foreign countries ...