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... Office is not an objectionable appointment under Whig ministry, though his administration Ireland was not associated with anything peculiarly grand or statesmanlike; but the Irish difficulty is excusable when Whig charge. Hi. Krdahip will much better his present ...
... distance from the Radical and priest party in the county than he appears hare done. Lord Proby and Lord John Brown are just good Whigs and party men Mr. Fortescue; yet, venture say, were Wicklow or Mayo to invaded by a candidate without acre of land in either ...
... Roman Catholic nobleman the honor of being ranked amongst the Knights of St. Patrick f Dr. Ball belongs to the faith which the Whigs have always proscribed, unless when they desired to lure away some wavering adherents of the Conservative cause the bait of ...
... on the Ist November, 1830, was lamented men of all parties. In fact, in his time the Courier may be said have thrashed the Whig partv all round, as it was a sore thorn in the flesh of the Radicals of the day. In room of Mr Motherwell, James M'Couechy ...
... for long a period. Is party feeling destined to be stffl fuuhor sub-divided and are we likely, in addition to Conservatives, Whigs, and Radicals, to have what perhaps may be termed a party of Moderates ? It is impossible to thmk upon Mr. Lowe, Lord Elcho ...
... voted burthen the rich; he ssaailed the Pope; he cast discredit on ths Catholic clergy; took office, and became a servant tho Whigs, when should have continued servant the people; and now he comes before you, telling you be desires to confer blessings on ...
... there should bo a united effort all over Ireland, England, and Scotland to repel their aggressions, and a stand taken by both Whigs and Tories to arrest the attempts now shamelessly made to place Popery in the ascendant in Ireland. The movement in Scotland ...
... Editor of the Ulster Obaerver, who attended at much inconvenience, and the vice-chair by Mr. George E. Lang, Manager of the Whig. After the usual preliminaries, Mr. M‘Kenna proposed the toast of the evening, the health of the highlyesteemed guest. In doing ...