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... that Whig Government can do n.thing in the way of re'orm without the stimulating preliminary of Commission. Anu so Commission was appointed to inquire into what everybody knew, and to recommend the very measures that had been already sought. The Whig doctor ...
... office of Irish Lord of Treasury in tbe years 1847 to 1832. Mr. Bellew Roman Catholic, and, like bis brother, is in politics Whig. The Poor Law Board (Ireland) now consists of tbe following members :—Mr. Alfred Power, Chief Commissioner; Mr. Richard Monteeqaien ...
... verified than by Roma* Catholics of Ireland. have ever been fonod deluded and willing it.-truments in supporting tbe various Whig Govern menla the day in every policy which has proved inju rious to iheir country, fhey have helped to burden Ireland with ...
... 18. UPPER BACKVILLF ST. House painting and paper- HAM3IKOS. WILLIAM WHIG FIT. 8, HEN IY STRBF.T. DUBLIN i (For years of E. Ronnde*). W. WRIGHT. |«reiurnU;i.*thsiik*t ...
... practices. Whatever may the efforts, or however plausibly urged, to cajole or to intimidate, or political bargaining extort from a Whig or a Conservative Ministry concessions designed bring back to the United Kingdom the rule of Rome by its priesthood, should ...
... under whoso administration considers more liberal rnevsares in r-gsrd to Ireland can he reckoned npon than onder that of a Whig Go vernment. —Limerick Crtonic!*. Royal Zoological Society. —The conrcil met Saturday morning, the Oirdens, Pboa->ix Park: ...
... the coast since February wi re 84 cargoes, of which 36 cargoes were wheat, 18 maize and barley. Business was done tbe folio whig ratee;^ —Wheat, earcoes, Ghirke, 84?. to 36a. 9J. • Marianopoli, 37a. Gd.; Baoat, at 36a.; Sandomiika’ 395. 3d. to 3Ua. 91 ...
... Colonies, has been heavy blow and great discouragement to certain place-hunters, one ef whom has been loud in bis dsuoneiatiou of Whig ingratitude, and forgetfulness of services rendered the risk of popularity, not only io tbs eapi'al of Ireland, within the ...
... the bravest men the world, were reduced in 'hi« couotry by bloody co la r-f . xierminaliijg Jaws, framed by bad and merciless Whig Government (groans and hisses). For 30 y-srs ihat G ivemment were, be might ray, ia power, and daring ilai time they had framed ...
... English parties, that the case of this country was used merely to serve the purposes Government or of Opposition. When the Whigs were out of office their vehement and incessant denunciation of Irish gritv ances outrivalled even the drdamation of the Celtic ...