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... MKenna then pioceedcd t. prove that the Whigs ] had exorbitantly taxed Ireland and to justify his vote ' against the Russell-Gladstone Cabinet. He said-- J Let me now shortly state my case against the Whigs. ' These are the positions I take up -First ...
... down to live millious. (Cries of Down with the i Whigs.) Fortunately for us, that has been done already, they are down — (cheers) — and we must keep them down. i (Loud cheeis). Even 10 years of Whig rule carries a ter- I rible lesson— let me remind ...
... an excen- tric Whig. The name is perhaps as convenient as another. He would not have called himself that, j but, as party names are nicknames, he accepts the j nickname. He would have called himself au old ) Whig, without the orthodox Whig belief in the ...
... show made by hia Whig friends who hadpreceded him. In 1849 he thought proper to take tbe office of First Lord of the Admiralty, which he held for three years. Since hia retirement from official life he constantly supported the Whig pcuty in the House ...
... to prevent another, and a still more bloody, insur- rection in that country. It also shows the unconstitutional conduct of a Whig Administration, who treated the Sovereign and the House of Commons with indifference, afterwards recommending one member to ...
... y afcer his return t ...
... the Tories Kuatchbu.l, Banks, Sadler, and General Gascoigne ; and the Whigs and Radicate Brougham, Hume, Russell, and Althorp. In 1330 Charles Grant came into office with the Whigs as President of the Board of Con- trol, and his family connection with ...
... Waldron had given ?? I pledges to the Whigs. His opinions were unaltered, but at the same time he was not so ridiculous as to assert that any really useful measure for Ireland should be rejected, whether proposed by the Whigs or the Conservatives. (Applause ...
... personally produce must Ac highly advantageous to l I the interests of the Liberal cause -yhrcughrat Ulster.— ' | Northern Whig. ...
... approval as a ■work of art. Curious Discovery in a Prisoner's Cell. — In the gaol of a northern oounty (says the Nortltern Whig), considered one of the best-managed institutions of its kind in Ireland, a gentleman is at present undergoing a sentence of ...
... now rendered more difficult than ever the success of another. The Attorney-General asks how it is that the ...
... Telegraph.) FROM oos, ova; correspondent. 'j DUBLIN, Monday. The cattle plague has broken oat ir. the county of Down. Tae Northern Whig publishes tl.e fol- ?? lowing from a magistrate : — The Riaderp_st has broken out ia the towuhnJ of ' Dreanan, in the county ...