... on the Ist November, 1830, was lamented men of all parties. In fact, in his time the Courier may be said have thrashed the Whig partv all round, as it was a sore thorn in the flesh of the Radicals of the day. In room of Mr Motherwell, James M'Couechy ...

... distance from the Radical and priest party in the county than he appears hare done. Lord Proby and Lord John Brown are just good Whigs and party men Mr. Fortescue; yet, venture say, were Wicklow or Mayo to invaded by a candidate without acre of land in either ...

... Roman Catholic nobleman the honor of being ranked amongst the Knights of St. Patrick f Dr. Ball belongs to the faith which the Whigs have always proscribed, unless when they desired to lure away some wavering adherents of the Conservative cause the bait of ...

... Perhaps the Times itself would do well to take a lesson in earnestness, consistency, and strict adherence to veracity. —Northern Whig. Crown Solicitor for County Monaghan.— John Dudgeon, Esq., solicitor, Clones, has been appointed local Crown Solicitor for ...

... point of fact, the Whigs of were, in many important particulars, less liberal than the Conservatives of this day. Even in the matter of Free Trade, for which the remnant of the old Whig party are so fond of taking credit, it was not a Whig Government, but ...

... our compact ; crossed Hyde Park to Kensington side, down the Hammersmith Road, passed Hol- House and lawn, then the parade of Whig tcrature, skirted Holland Park, entered the Sorland one path which is now a street of Bases thickly inhabited—l think they ...

... Permit me, through the medium of your widely circulated paper, to correct a few statements contained in the Belfast Northern Whig, of the 6th inst., headed Orange flags on Churches,” in which certain quotations are inserted from pamphlet published by Rev ...

... the Northern Whig, and accordingly that Journal iu its impression of the inst., contains article thoroughly imbued with the spirit the Pamphlet, repeating its gross exaggerations and groundless charges, in the contemplation of which the Whig compares the ...

... thinks tho measure is already disposed of. Tho Jdcer/iscr says that it seems to be very certain that, with the aid given by the Whig malcontents, the Conservatives can throw out Bill. With regard to Fenianism, appears to clear, from the details which wo print ...

... give wider circulation than the Partophlet was likely secure, has boon desse by if Author through the colmnns the Northern Whig, and accordingly that Journal in its impression of the inat., contains Article thoroughly imbued with the spirit of the Pamphlet ...

... great political excitement. Swift played a prominent and very distinguished part. He espoused the cause Somers and the other Whig leaders, and wrote in their support his discourse the ConUtls and Ihstenaiont Athena and Rome, which introduced him leading ...

... the Danes were left alone their distress ; and Europe laughed once more at the United Kingdom. It is a position in which the Whigs have frequently placed the country ; but never more glaringly than on the occasion to which we are referring. If Austria were ...