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... THE WHIGS—TURN THE TIDE. We are delighted to find that in Ireland the position taken up against is every coming stronger and stronger '“'i , , the manly speech of Mr. M Kenna at « been received through the length and Ireland, shows that the choice between ...
... FREE EDUCATION—WHIG MOCKERY ! The Queen’s Speech has-, we think, opened the eyes of this country as to the Irish Policy'' of the present Government. Repression without Concession” still seems to be the only course which Pngland can adopt towards Ireland ...
... SIK. M'KENNA’S SPEECH - WHIG AND iOHY POLICY FOll IRELAND. Mr. speed at Yooglial lias opened the question Whig treatment of Ireland, and ive should not be surprised that some useful result mar arise from the revelations which made on the’ occasion. That ...
... dead; but never told his audience that this was the work the Whigs! witnessed the fearful Exodus of the Irish Race, and mourned over it; but he, seemed to forget it this was the work tlm Whigs! alluded to the want Manufactures in Ireland, but he might have ...
... |o«nvdl. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEE 31, ISG6. THE WHIGS’ BEST FRIENDS, The independent Party of Ireland were anxious to give the present government a fair trial, but, it appears that the exponents of Conservative opinion in this country seem determined not to ...
... also declare that if the Whigs put forward a candidate to contest Conservative seat, the} will start either two Conservatives at the next general election, or unite with the Independent Opposition party, and cast out the Whig under any circumstances. ...
... is inly giod news for Ireland, for themselves, and trust, for the sake all that may well founded. WHIGS AND THE PAPACY THE TOIIIES TOO I'E ! The Whigs h*»e been always the most mvete.ate enemies the Papacy, and consists the strength of the Conservative ...
... ot the necessities ot his position, he proposed to strengthen his Cabinet by offering high office to several members of the Whig party, including even certain members of Lord Russell’s Government. He should, therefore, have to ask from his own supporters ...
... all shades of opinion—loth in England and Ireland. may observe that we are glad to see the Tost denouncing the rule of the Whigs for the last twenty years in such scathing terms. ...
... that the old Whigs were nearly worn out,” and suggested that even if all the Whigs were comfortably deposited in Westminster Abbey” a Cabinet would still be possible. Westminster Abbey ? Why Westminster Abbey ? In this country we bury old Whigs in the House ...
... on having set her house in order. Let this be done now, and the day may be near when England will know no difference between Whig and Tory, Liberal and Conservative, and have altogether new ...
... Stansfield, has pleased the au lden elevation of the fir jealousy ; but, just in pro] t ie more advam-cd portion displeased the Whigs an has rendered the oppositi more decided and more against the chances of the there are not wanting tho: pate, that whatever ...