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... the Councillorship. But the Whig caucus has nominated men to oppose both the Lord Mayor aud:Mr. Mayne—viz., Mr. W. L. Joynt, agent of| Lord Anally, and Mr. Frederick Hamilton, electioneering or registry agent for the Whig party in the County Dublin. Mr ...
... present is weak in the Commons. . . The Pont remarks that Earl Russell Ministry is pretty nearly homogeneous Whig government. Its almost purely Whig character is, externally speaking, ■ouree of great disadvantage and weakness; but where is the government ...
... BUSINESS. TO THE EDirOK OF TII3 NATION. Mi dear Sir —The initiation of the O'Connell Monument enterprise a “suspect” aid some Whig veterans justified very many the outset in doubting its success. The conglomeration of pirties and factions in the committee ...
... Secretaryship. But the jaunty Premier’’ is no more; leas genial characters have now the ordering of these matters—dry, cold Whigs, whose fun,” if they ever had any, went out of them years ago ; sober-minded old customers, who contributed nothing to the ...
... measure really calculated ameliorate the condition of our country can be expected from either Whig «r Tory. The Tories are as blind amd bigoted as ever; the Whigs are the same perfidious faction they were in the days of O’Connell, with hearts of stone and ...
... a eum would be no iu hand only that there was “something wrong in the state of Dontßark” at the commencement, or, probably, Whig policy of “out head and give me plaster” has been inaugurated into the affair, along with flop bpeACAin, Whiggish reocciieAdc ...
... wisdom of their policy, and upon their aptitude in assimilating to themselves forces which lie about them. It is true that Whigs grow robust in the bracing air of opposition, and the fact may console them for their exit ; bat if they are|wise they will ...
... newspapers? Mr. Butt—Yes, through his attorney. Mr. Justice Keogh—lt was published in the newi- PS Mr!' Dowse—Yes, in them all, Whig and Tory Mr. Butt continued to read from the affidavit of the plaintiff. It was said that the Lord Lieutenant was not responsible ...
... right to it (continued cheering). That is my first observation on the fiscal subject. Secondly, it to be observed that the Whigs and Tories, in the days of the Repeal Association, accused us of fabricating fiscal wrongs, also told us that were destroying ...