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... A PLEA FOR T3E WHIG ALLIANCE. THE ULSTER OBSERVER.)^ It requires far more courage to sot an bouest part in politic* & diihoaest out*, and for this reason that the fonoer coarra is attended with risks which the la 'er never involves. It seems to be an ...
... and was by much the majority of the nation out of it. Were the Whigs this majority ? Was this party a Whig party ? No man will presume to affirm so notorious an untruth. The Whigs were far from being this majority, and King James must have died ...
... Crmnbourne opened the debate opposing the Bill, several member! followed, when O’Donoghuo made a speech with which all the Whig organa are in ecstasies, we give the oun luding paaaagea:— No matter what unhappy differences they (the Irish Liberal Members) ...
... We are sorry to have to say that not more than two or three of our popular members voted on this important occasion against Whig misrule, and that the great bulk of the members returned by Catholic Irishmen gave their assistance towards keel :in office ...
... week cocasionally mush towered the twaperature, it, has been a brilliant time, with tame very pad days. Vegetetate hi . bas Whig mid, worm, and sett to icaporteamt to this bees Ms isapowameet the With the of damp there ma more the trade, while • serstinlied ...
... Bill and to the taken away by the production the- Seats Bill, which is promised for Monday next. What Earl Grosvenor and his Whig supporters professed to condemn in the conduct of the Government was the keeping back the Seats Bill, and whether or not this ...
... the cheering alogon, ’Tis great day for Ireland.” But, indeed, it is a grand day for the country. have not despaired of the Whigs—we have saved the Ministers! And we hare our reward already. Some of tbe moat acridly anti-Irish Radicals are in an ecstacy ...
... 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’Donoghue, to ...
... Indies, uutil failing health obliged him to retire while still voung man. He died at Guernsey the 28th of last month. Northern Whig. ...
... Example of France, Warning to Britain, Arthur Young, Esp—l VoL, whole calf, 5s fid. PAMPHLETS—An Appeal from the New to the Old Whigs, in consequence some late discussions Parliament, relatire to the reflections ths French Revolution. Essay on the Ac'.ual Resources ...
... had not been insincere, for he betrayed great emotion when he was obliged to withdraw his last bill. The noble earl and the Whig party were, therefore, not open to the charge. In 1861 an earnest and robust reformer upbraided the noble lord, who triumphantly ...
... defeiice of Whig Alliance is. at least, open, straightforward, and intcl.igible. The Observer boldly decries the policy of Independent Opaoeitiouas impracticable end worthless,” anomalous and utterly valueless;” and quite frankly decla.es Whig Alliautein ...