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... SIK. M'KENNA’S SPEECH - WHIG AND iOHY POLICY FOll IRELAND. Mr. speed at Yooglial lias opened the question Whig treatment of Ireland, and ive should not be surprised that some useful result mar arise from the revelations which made on the’ occasion. That ...
... as a sign of the times. Mr. M 4 Kenna, whose admirable speech we published in our last issue, proved conclusively that the Whig party ruined the country by over taxation, without granting a single remedial measure to redeem their bad policy. That speech ...
... neither money nor strategy to ' terve them out.' He is, course, a Whig; but the new idea is to have him strike up an alliance, offensive and defensive, with the territorial party, Tory and Whig, by way of putting down priestly influence' and ' democratic opinions ...
... nor that he assisted to defeat the Whigs in order to get in the present men. The Freeman, like all Whig journals, can see nothing but Whig and Tory in any political event—it does not pretend to know that Whig and Tory are the names of English ...
... PARTIES. Xi, words can use to describe the insoi r ai.J audacity the corrupt faction who arc latthug for the restoration the Whigs ...
... independent men composing the constituency the premier county of Ireland. The hon. gentleman, from being a pure and unadulterated Whig, has become a supporter of Lord Derby, and has the modesty to ask the matchless men Tipperary to endorse his political ter ...
... as allies. Whigs. even though disposed to great half what is asked for, must be expelled from oftice at the cost of bringing in Tories, who are determined to grant at ail. Tories, in turn, are co be even at the cost of bringing back the Whigs. Aad this ...
... in the Whig Parliamentary business cry out that the eyes of Europe are this “eventful contest,” and “fine county,” “patriotic people,” “stalwarth peasantry, their country’s pride,” are the least eulogistic of the terras need by the powerful Whig editors ...
... omitted all allusion to the great fallacy which pervades it, from the exordium to the peroration. The member for denounces the Whigs for having incseued the burthen of taxation on Ireland by 50 per cent, in '62, and he proves his position by showing tint the ...
... mfident they will do if the Whigs and the Irish Whig .liberals will allow them try (hear. hear). I think it our bonnden duty to give them this ‘.rial. I for one will not be found ready in supporting Conservative than I have been Whig government(ehr.i.ii boHiy ...
... has to gain by a defection fr Whig camp, where he has always been if it be not from a conviction that his « will be more benefitted by the fewer | promises of Lord Dexsy than the lavi unfulfilled promises of Earl « ‘Whigs. In the opening of the late Par ...
... appeared in your editorial columns a few days ago, and, as it seemed, with your entire approbation, ** We would,” says the Whig, speaking Dr. Fitzgerald, remind the distinguished prelate, that institutions which are always on thoir trial, are fact virtually ...