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... 1839 for Grogan and Vaacc, has been induced by tho Whig-Radioal party to cumo forward upon inciples which he has not sped in hia address, but the nature which U evident from fact that nearly every Whig and Radio din Dublin arrayed upon his side. H* has ...
... Lag. gan shorc ovoiing, in which woe four top coats and two hate, filled with eand, also piece ol newspaper headed Northsrn Whig, Belfast Ist inst. person was found in vicinity. ...
... this I know, that like Othello, their occupation's gone, and the only vitality they of late shown is pestering the present Whig Government for sitaaions, extracting firat-olaas chairmanship for one and something else lor another, supporting them today ...
... Lord Palmerston that day. denied that Lord Palmerston was a Whig. He was a Tory incubus upon They might as well say toe drag chaise was part the wheel, as say that that Lord Palmerston was Whig. Mr O'Mally) would ask Mr Ho easy to show hii company, and ...
... J F Ferguson, High Sheriff; John Ben, Esq; Dr Moraey, Camming, M'Cormsc, A J M’Keoaa, Ulster Churver; F D Finlay, Northern Whig, &o. Lord John Hay addressed meeting, stating his principles, which are already known. the motion of J Colder, Esq, of Leadbetter ...
... having reviewed the proceedings of the last Parliament and his own conduct since became member for Tralee, the policy of tho Whigs and Tories. He said that had confidence either. had confidence in any Engglish party. His only hope for the regeneration of ...
... Bkuast, Tuesday Mobkiwo.— The Northern Whig of this day announces that Belfast is to be contested by Liberal candidate in the person Lord John Hay. N. CB. ton of the Marinis Tweedale, and ex-M for Wick. The Whig gives a report meeting of liberals, which ...
... the gallant fight made by Kennedy for hie party last April, he it to be thrown ovtr the ensuing contest in favour of certain Whig baronet, who is ambitions of ant Parliament! Wo can only eay that anything more ungrateful we cannot conceive, and we very ...
... Kingdom. (Hear, hear, end applaase.) If the r;proeontation of the city Dublin were either neutralised by the introduction of Whig-Radical, eatir.ly turned over the opposite party, nearly all the institutions of -.he city fell by it—their Registry Association ...
... TcZ' ellj »u .™w SS b« Otori* b Pico,.hoYtocdioJKWtorOroiUhod y«.o^ tho to *»aw *® which not special i» fjtlclont from f«ot £ Whig Bodi&d w grayed open made •gilwl It iupport wjabemariluonsm any w*ow In. split y oar with Pirn you of oD,s NE3S. tJW»y J JOUS ...
... that alone should render them unworthy of our eoiifidenoe. It is not, however, tea first time tint Liberal professions and Whig principle* have deceived and destroyed the people. shall ever my support which ia nut prepared to stake its existence the ...
... Aft?r referring to some other acts connected with the Palmerston Administration, the Hot Mr Nicolls continued to say that the Whig Government went far as to appear to be in the interests of the Roman Catholic Church. They had managed to introduce into Parliament ...