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... Carrickfergm, aspire to succeed Mr. George To sure, is Whig; but, then, the Roman Catholic bishops have fallen in lore with the Whigs, and the priests actually adore them. Why not It is from the Whigs they get all their concessions. Why not I Conservative ...
... n. Bat have no doubt whatever his intention, under all possible circumstances, hold his Premiership. He is Whig, in the first place, and Whigs never suirender their hold upon patronage and pay: but, besides, bis ambition is involved in the Reform Bill ...
... as it is at all necessary that they should be ? Conservative, Liberal-Conservative, Conservative-Liberal, and Constitutional Whig are almost interchangeable terms. There arc party ties and party traditions which men cannot abandon in moment ; and so they ...
... undertake that I will not withdraw It. Mr O'Dos NELL —Now, Mr. Rea, you say Mr Kis bey publisheJ a certain statemeat in the Whig. Is ii tiot matter of notoriety that Mr. Kisbey has control over that paper ? Haa—Why became down here to write for the Northern ...
... for few days ! The right h ...
... whan Qnsea Victoria rales In Ireland, we all know she does not. Tbs Pope ad Boms, through Paul Cullen, the priests, nod the Whigs, Is, dr facto, the irernor of Ireland, and, aatll we lee very decided change in this reenact, it is asking rather maeh of Ulster ...
... originally commenced public life a big or under Whig patronage. (Hear. hear.» Gentlemen, I never professed other political feelings than those I now profess I never received place or patronage from a Whig Government. honorably won my position, liefore ...
... portion of \lti««tv's Butting asule for the ** l present aspect sfTairs, so far a. i, emcernsd. must lie admitted that , „f w-hig legislation have produced state j in Ireland absolutely without parallel. question wo may, it must lie admitted L the relations ...
... lie passed upon Mr. Eyre that eager partisans have come forward at both sides. The Radical party and certain portion of the Whigs consider the dismissal of Mr. Eyre just punishment, and many of them are in favor prosecuting him to the utmost. An Eyre p ...
... the o.i'er crest o* ■i>i nee and aairrataed the Libcrsl paity. Tie Af/vertuer ssys that se ...
... the Senate. The bargain was stmek, the promise was made, and the priests helped the Whigs to six or eight scats in Ireland. It was manifest, however, that if the Whig-Radicals went out, a Conservative Ministry would not fulfil pledge which was given for ...
... and was attended by 176 member*, none whom were directly connected with the (lovernment. .Several of the i'onstitntional Whigs attended among them, Karl Groavenor, lx»nl Dunkellin, Mr. Wentworth Beaumont. Mr. Pim, Colonel Biddnlph, Mr. Julian Ooldamid ...