... vacancy which Mr. More O'Ferrall’s retirement will create ; and as yet active steps have been taken to confront the lordling Whig with a candidate worthy of that noble county, though such course is spoken of. In Connaught all is as silent the grave The ...

... everybody expected, in the whitewashing of the real delinquent, Lord Westbury. Who believed that six Whigs, four of whom were Cabinet Ministers, would condemn a Whig Lord Chancellor ? The result proves that the government were right packing the committee. majority ...

... sections' of them. Whig, Tory, &0., and which have fulfilled their trust, and who have used it for their own private ends; distinguishing those who sound a flourish of trumpets the House of Commons on Catholic grievances, but, whan their Whig masters are in ...

... of Tory bigotry and Whig treachery as ever they have been. It will, then, be a grievous mistake, an irreparable loss, if the great Liberal party allow this fine county to quietly into the hands of the base, bloody, and brutal Whigs,” to be used as another ...

... Independent parliamentary action consisted in holding the balance evenly between all the great parties in the state, whether Whigs, Tories, or Radicals, always, however, keeping an eye to that scale which went down to the counter, not loaded good measures ...

... elector lor the State large the Democratic ticket. canvass d lar-'e portion the State, meeting the stump s.ven lof the leading Whig orators. In was elected to the State arte. .he was .ected Congress, where, ly •'•esvvs elections, lie strvi until 1853. it ...

... the Reform Bill and ’’right’s Bill placed within their reach. From the outset all intention to uphold any political part}- Whig or Tory, IB disclaimed. Justice is our standard, not either Whiggism or Toryism. The man or the party who will promise to deal ...

... generously. Proceeding to forecast the work of such an organisation, we said:— To build up an Irish Party, independent of Whig and of Torv of Liberal and Conservative members—as little allied with one as with tho other—must be tho Urst duty of the New ...

... and were all Brigham Young’s offspring. He has upwards of hundred, all told.—Poci/ic Monthly. Change of Motto. —The Richmond Whig, whose motto is Sic semper Tyranni*, has dropped it at the u request' of the Provost Marshal (jreuSral. The ,f old maid,” one ...

... getting a Pontifical decoration. I recommend this very remarkable order to the consideration of the honourable gentlemen on the Whig benches who are ready to make affidavit to the complicity of the Pope with the Reaction General Montebello’s order is rather ...

... six, and were all Brigham Young offspring. He has upwards of hundred, all told.—i aa/m Monthli/. Change Motto.—The Richmond Whig, whow motto is Sic semper T/mnnit, Ins dropped it at the request of the i’rovost Marshal General.” The old maid,” one ©f the ...

... the Catholics of Ireland your opening speech and your identifying yourself with the soup system will have acquired for your Whig patrons. You state that last year you were so coy and bashful, and that yon did not see your way—in fact, you were purblind ...