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... will do if the Whigs and the Irish Whig-Liberals allow them to try.— (Hear.) I think it is our bounden duty to give them this trial. I, tot one, win riot be found more ready in supporting a Conservative Government thaw I haye been Whig Government —(cheers) ...
... something, however, that will simplify and exemplify the working of Whig taxation For •very man watnun, and child—for every unit the population di'iiinisbed between 1841 and the Whigs levied additional pound annual taxation between ’ol and *6l on the residue ...
... would most blamcable which did not turn its attention to tho.-ie grievances, aud try to put end to 80CU0S so revolting.” Whigs ami Radicals are never done boasting of thoir zeal on behalf of Ibo lower orders. They make standing capital of it, and turn ...
... will do if tbe Whigs and the Irish Whig-Liberals will allow them to try. (Hear.) I think it is our boundeu duty give this trial. I, for one, will not be found more ready in supporting a Conservative Government than have been to oppose Whig Government —(cheers) ...
... who, although nominally Irish peers, were all intents and purposes English noblemen, whilst no less than twenty-five Whig* and Whig-Radicals, within that period, have had that honor conferred upon them I—a fact made more remarkable when it is borne in ...
... community, coaid Lave the masses run down to such confusion ana disorder without proposing some remedial measures. Bat tbe Whigs were the friends of the people, and they left the people a worse condition than ever they Lave been in our time. In London ...
... it is not probable that bus any intention of standing.—Cor. of Fr^ms, PROPOSED BANQUi.T GLAD- Beleast, Tuesday.—The Northern Whig, a loading article, says understands it is in contemplation to invite Gladstone to a public banquet in Belfast The article ...
... periods when money is most in request are those at which the heaviest amounts are locked up long ocean voyages. The Northern Whig, in a lead’ ig a. dele, says it understands it is in contemplation to ’ Mr. Gladstone to a public banquet Belfast.— The article ...
... They want encouragement held out toothers that integrity principle will remembered rewarded the Conservatives it is by the Whigs. Let us, therefore, hope that no influence of clique, no peraonal feeling, will permitted to interrupt the well-merited claims ...
... prevails with such tar, results.” This is precisely the feeling on the Conservative side, and we are glad to find it 0 expressed a Whig. There is no one anxious to keep intelligent, industrious workingmen from the largest measure of political power with which ...
... suffered seriously, and precedent might have been established that would have been fraught with gravest consequences. —Northern Whig. in Lukgan.—About half-past five o’clock Tuesday morning, the people Lurgan were aroused by tbe alarm of firs, rpug forth by ...
... who, although nominally Irish peers, were to all intents and purposes English noblemen, whilst no less than twenty-five Whigs and Whig-Radicals, within that period, have had that honor conferred upon them!—a feet made more remarkable when it is borne in ...