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... 8as'happ' to say he never waa a Whig, and: he ;prayed Gd he never might be-(lasighter)-for he was of opinion that a Whigg was a creature completely. 'oit of the pale of all 'intellect--(great'iaughter)- and he thougbt a Whig was truly described by a :,man ...
... of spectators, pro their loyal • very cordial reception. la Ike of it decided not to emberk at Dudes U Brositay Worry, tins Whig so to threat • reception on the sod la the tows, • telegraphic otossage, the &sup La the arrangement, seat from Monne, so ...
... purposes of legislation he becomes the tool of the Whig oi Tory, as the case may be; and no matter how good, or pious, or amiable, or clever a man he maybe, it is impossible for him to be a more tool of the Whig or Tory party, and at the ?? Irisbman, I hold ...
... men; and, linked together by the principle of independent policy—no matter what Ministry holds the reins of Government, be it Whig, be it Torymy life for it, they will obtain from Englani more rights, more justice, than the bayonet of the Yankee the sword ...
... age, entered one of the city plying betimes Aed.reton and the , Cram, at Street. He was apparently quits sober, , but after Whig in the oseveyaases for • short timo, be waa stemma to tarn faistimu At the Craw assistance otesiesd, but before maid be calmed ...
... their Protestant fellow workers in the charges arising out of the riots. A letter had appeared that morning in the Northern Whig, in whicn the writer declared that every one of the Roman Catholic shipwrights was ready to make affidavit that no information ...
... comprehending the Hotel, and the nth* r the House which is well soiled for private residence. Feu duty £ll7s 3d. Mr Robert Whig ham, Crown Hotel, will show the Premises; and for farther particulars, apply to Alexander M'Cotcheon. writer. Newton-newart ...
... relative claims the Whigs and Tories to the confidence the Irish people in one short sentence : The Whigs will Jo nothing for us, and the Tories will less than that if possible.’’ Lear, hear.) O’Connell said, If possible, I hate the Whig worse than the Tory;” ...
... claims of the Whigs and Tories to the confidence of the Irish people in one short sentence : The Whigs will do nothing for us, and the Tories will do less than that if possible.” Hear, hear.) In 1845 O’Connell said, “If possible, I hate the Whig worse than ...
... Peru ; the Rev. Camming, the Kev. Mr Fean, secretary of tht-Church Missionary Society. Ac. Ac. Serious Accident. —We {Xortfunt Whig) regret to learn that during hi« recent visit Scotland, .Mr D. Dunlop, one of the proprietors of the banner of Ulster, met ...
... Trig GLASGOW SATURDAY POST, SEPTEMBER 10. 1864. THE LA.ST HOURS OF PRINCE ALBERT. There has reached ua (Northern Whig) from abread moat interesting extract from a letter which waa written by a member of the Queen’s household shortly after the death of ...
... Mr Robertson isa Conservative, and there is some reason to fear that by dint of his local influence he may step in as tne Whig grandee who has vacated the place. The buzz of preparation for the summoning of a new Parlia- ment becomes daily more distinct ...