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... still time 1 stops will be taken to purge the Irish represen-1 tation ol mere adventurers, whether Catholic or Protestant, Whig or Orange, so that pre may send to the Imperial Parliament men of honour and character, to ' whatever political party they ...
... finverament would not produce it. pu. b. » a. a. pxoduction of auch papere. The mbject then dropped. The following appeared the Whig :— March 18,1866. “TO TUB RIGHT HOK. CHIRP JUSTICE &C., BEIPABT, Lord—Having had opportunity this day of confarrinß some the ...
... returned, let them in no way help Whig-Liberal Cawtholic or Protestant, plead he ever so plausibly be Ins U ability” ever great be the bugbear of loryism ever terrible. But who will venture to confess himself a Whig- Liberal candidate—who will hesitate ...
... utterly and disastrou1ly failed to do n in the ten times thirty yearn precuding. It has baen a 6 persid distinction of the old Whig party that it bas not n ?? up and laid down principles and opinions accord- 1 ing as they happened to he profitable mnd popular ...
... official swearing that period was something awful. Since then a great and salutary change has bseo effected, and Torlea and Whigs have put their hands steadily, and with zeal, to the good work. Nevertheless there is much to be done yet to take away from ...
... there is nothing here that need necessarily have frightened off any man that « thought the Whigs thirty years x*®- d . Sir George Grey must be excepted) think the Whigs yet. It fa not certain that even Sir George Grey would deny that the condition of the Irish ...
... filled the olfici of Irish Lord of the Treasury from the years 1847 to 1852. Mr. Bellew is Catholic, and, like his brother, is a Whig in politics. The Poor Law Board (Ireland) now consists of the following members;— Mr. Alfred Power, Chief Co*»- misMcner; Mr ...
... discharged, the magistrates not thinking there wm sufficient evidence to warrant them in sending the case to mry.—lforthtm Whig. 81-rnbd to D»ath KmosTorm.—lt melancholy duty to record one of those sad oases death by burning, which we are sorry to hare ...
... personally very popular; is a resident and landed proprietor in the locality, and from the fact of his being an opponent of the Whigs will secure many additional votes. Mr. M'Kenna is, no doubt, a gentleman of high commercial position, but my candid opinion ...
... In Louth are about to ha . contest forthwith licence of Mr. w having accepted nice place provided I him by his friends Whigs. We give • . news columns _ latest intelligence be appeared on these subjects down to at which we go to press. FOREIGN AMER ...
... personally very popular; Is a resident and landed proprietor in the locality,and from the lilac' his being an opponent of the Whigs will secure many additional votes. Mr. M'Kenna is, no doubt, a gentleman of high commercial position, bat my candid opinion ...
... concludes by refusing his assent to this motion on the part of the government, and alleges, among other reasons, that the Whig government made the attempt to settle this question in 1835, and having, in consequence of doing so, after a brilliant campaign ...