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... regarded aa a sign ol the umee. Mr. M'K-nna, alioee a-*»4rmble epeeeb pabliabed In oar last iatae, prored conclaeirely that ibe Whig port? ruined the country by overtaxation, without granting aiogle remedial meaaare to their bad policy. That speech has bad ...
... the Ultra, montane organ of the time assailvd the Whig Government treating with contempt Roman Catholic feelings and interests. The same parlies, with strange inconsutency, now turn round and support a Whig Candidate. Major O’Reilly, on the occasion referred ...
... themselves with the Whigs as preferable to the 1 Tories, but however profitable the connexion may h*ve ' been lor few place-hunters and for Romish ecclesiastical interests, it was found not to work well for Ireland. Heavy taxation is the Whig boon that the ...
... considers the amendment of Enrl Grosrenor of da* significance. The Advertiser says it seems very certain that, with aid of the Whig malcontents, the ConsctvaUrcs can throw out tbe bilL The Pott asserts that delay which circamstanees, or error of programme ...
... imitated. Sir E. Bulwer Lytton also appealed to the moderate Whigs to be wise in time,” and to be true to the independence and traditions” of their party. It ill becomes the descendants of the Whigs of 1688 to found in company with their present associates ...
... Ihett former *ad cre.o-d the Joem.ton.l fire tLee. ..e ereeaut ion.. Vaceneiee lor Boarder, in the K.Ubhibaieut. TTm. ctodrn, W»hi»g eod In.tn.et.oo .a D.aann, mid pVeucb.&i Guineaa par Anuum. . u Kelereace. f the mo.l amielaelorj krad era he ,iven pmeaU ...
... two parties. Conservatives and Constitutional Whigs, who fought the battle against Earl Ku»sell, Mr. Gladstone, and Mr. Bright. The chances are in favour of such Government’when both Lord Derby and the old Whig Peers are agreed that it is the best course ...
... (UK I.oM>uNI»MIUY SENTINEL, TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 1866. gain twenty Culleoite* and lo*« the Scotch Whig*. They •re the fair way of losing all character into Hie bargain The opinions that have been axprewad are an indication of the gathering alorm. ...
... Government is the more practical. It is slated, too, that the Conservative leaders, and foremost men of the old Constitutional Whig party, are ready to come to an arrangement. Lord Derby, or l-ord Stanley, is ready to form Ministry if such men as Lord Dunkellin ...
... few, and they, well carrots and mangolds, are staled in have derived great advantage from the late rains. & fast A 'jriUt rn Whig. The Holt Bia Gilbeet East has been found n few mile* below ftaifol reality of hit death haa caused greet ••bsetion tbe Royal ...
... receiving upwards of a-iear for press news alone, which ts propuitiouately large the sum exacted in Bi-Kost, stated by the Whig. We would suggest that the clerks should bring their really bard case before tbeir employers, who mast be very unreasonable ...
... to gire more than a rambling account of himself, wss remanded, that inquiries might be instituted concerning him. A'orthcrH Whig. CanuciXAcaoas, Nov. 24. —At oar Petty Sessions yesterdsythe court was densely thronged, end considerable excitement prerailed ...