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... APPEARANCE OF TILE CATTLE PLAGUE. The Northern Whig of Monday publishes in a special edition the following telegram, forwarded to them by a magistrate resident in the district, announcing that the cattle plague has broken out in county Down. The ...
... of our members, we shall, if we behave ourselves, receive from the Whig party some scraps and patches, crumbs and pickings ; and, of course, it will be the interest not alone of the Whig journalists and partisans. but of Mr. Dillon and the O'Donogliue, ...
... bring about and cause the expulsion of Whig Governments, and the installation of Tory Governments ; to be followed, if necessary, and in due time, by the expulsion of Tory Governments, and the installation of Whig Governments, until such time as the objects ...
... hare faith in the tuintatry or not the representatives. ..f Tipperary rately attestoil by their votes that they faith in the Whig miuigters. and helped to MVO them from disaster. The Tipperary represiontatives 'Fist t.tetl wk. into Parliament with Out loud ...
... REFORM BILL. Sir,—l see that I am included among those who you state to have made an alliance defensive and offensive with the Whig party, and I therefore write to inform you that I have done nothing of the kind. I gave the vote in question after most mature ...
... commencement of the debate in the House of Commons, on what is called, the Representation of the people question, Irish Whigs of every conceivable grade, from the base and brutal trafficker in patriotism to the most advanced liberal, have been en ...
... THE CHIEFTAIN OF THE GLENS, The O'Donoghue has gone over body and bone to the Whigs. John Mitchell will see in The O'Donoghue another eiatepk to prove that, no matter bow pure and honourable may be the intentions of Irishmen going to the Imperial Parliament ...
... confidence or want of confidence in the Whig-Liberal Ministry. It was given once more on a trial of strength. under such circumstances that nothing but the support of Irish ('atholic members could save the Whig-Liberal Government from defeat. I t was ...
... the country should be governed upon sound principles. Two such sets of men ought to act together. They have views; and while Whigs and Tories are .itt.trrelling about nothing, Republicans are advancing between. Sir Joins Pakington said, I hope ...
... a Bill for lessening the number of Conservative members in the Legislature, or a Bill for securing a large majority to the Whig Radicals in the Commons' House of Parliament. In the eyes of many that alone amounts to a sufficient recommendation of the ...
... calling himself, and being called, an Independent Oppositionist or a Nationalist, that he should be angry at being called a Whig, or a Sadleirite, and yet that he should speak, write, think, act, and look like nothing but the most inveterate %%'big or ...
... true or fake, but sitnily because they aro in want of arguments to justify an alliance bet ween Irish Catholics awl Engl6ll Whig-Radicals. %Ye have nothing to ay t.► the lam but we addrem those Irishmen who speak thus becaust, they believe it t.) be true ...