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... the highest dignitary on the Irish common law bench is ninety years of age, but he won't resign because he is a Tory and the Whigs are in. It may be said, But he did not offer to resign when the Tories were in, though he was then considerably past eighty ...
... London correspondent of the Manchester Guardian writes :—** *‘ Whatever may be said of Lord Russe!las a politician,’ said an old Whig of qu:lity the other day, ‘even the Tories deny that he is a good Christian, for he returns them nothing but good for evil ...
... the highest dignitary on the Irish common law bench is ninety years of age, but he won't resign because he is a Tory and the Whigs are in. It may be said, But he did not offer to resign when the Tories were in, though he was then considerably past eighty ...
... on lecturing as if our constitutica mestic trouble in our lives, was as old as the Egyptians, and as if we never hed a do- a Whig pundit gives serious sdvice to Austriz to mend her ways in regard to Hungary and Venetia; another time we have Sir Oracle saying ...
... attempts were made to arrest the r flames, whlich, fanned by the strong breeze then r blowing, quickly enveloped the eastern whig of i the building, but from some unexplained cause Y they could not be used. It is supposed that in the I s excitement of then ...
... that amount. The present to ourselves is something solid, certain, and' 't fruc. tifying in our pockets, in the words of the Whig financitr. The sublime piece of delcacy to our remote posterity is visionary, for half the people in this island do not expect ...
... coataiaed what proved to pnaala naaay readera:-Owing to the accidental mislaying long aztraet from metrapslitaa aeatemparary on Whig mismanagement and neglect of prompt and proper measures to arrest or ameliorate the Cattle Plague,-another extract Just placed ...
... nausea an of the Pale oa m too often conse tuent on Sold onty in I 9s 64; Pints, 4s 94; Quarts, 9s ed with Dr DE ONGH'S WITHOUT WHIGS 2 CAN POSSIBLY BE AGENTS. ANSAR, HARFOED, and 00, 71, 8TRAND, W.O. CAUTION. —Firmly resist attempts often d, ‘or substitute ...
... praised America he was thought impotent for any injury he could do to the Opposition ; but now that he has virtually become a Whig, and no longer contends for many of the fond he so ardently advocated, they are probably afraid that his power in the House ...
... the most eminent statesman now living of the Whig party, I think we are likely to see an entire extinction of the Whigs as a governing party in the affairs of this country.— (Cheers.) But, sir, whether the Whigs, whether this Government are equal to the ...
... the most eminent statesman now living of the Whig party, I think we are likely to see an entire extinction of the Whigs as a governing party in the affairs of this country.— (Cheers.) But, sir, whether the Whigs, whether this Government are equal to the ...
... political disaster, for she party would want the means of controlling the sire 4 Fr O1e. To ibs RessELL withdraw Liberals and Whigs from Cabinet would be a great if pra sierble, To world beto weaken the Liberal element in the Fu: «xtreme conve:t the supporters ...