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... Ably °win debates ea Edam whisk led to no mews i led it is to be regretted that attention wee not gine the nee* nee by the Whig% at the mean is 11129, of tie household Nihon with a year's reddens, which might have beer to all %Wimple; of Mb hone, and ...
... subject—that he _may have begun _,, to . _befriend the . _yation _. _il schools arid the ; _Queen ' s Colleges only _because the Whigs _, to _tueir _^ _shame _, have begun to _cold-shoulder ; _them ' ; . hut _ehonidit prove otherwise— _-should Sir . ' _IIugli ...
... charitable construction of their conduct. Mr Dl'Laren believed that but for the opposition of • certain section of the old Whig party, the bill would have passed, because the tires would not, in that case, have ventured to oppose it. At all events, it ...
... _few days ago _transformed , not _body _' _and soiil , ( for the soul is _gone ) - but body and _bonca _, from a smart _'Whig _journal • iuto . a heavy- _^ Tory _organ . There _is _^ _nothing ; -to ' _., _object _,, to _aff . to the _general spirit ...
... PLUM and CHINILLZ WOAD sod NICCIITIIiII, very faahloaable, will dared oat at 151 sash ; With f 3d. RIBBON DEPARTMENT. The BOMB Whig sow returned from the Necks lbw Watt Faris and Leadou Novelties la BONNEY • Special Attraction, uthey ludo FRENCH GRADUATION ...
... up the 'same subject, agrees in meas;ure with the viewv of the 'Whig Administra- 1: tonu advne lby Mr.`Pope Hennessy, remnarking:- ~'We 'do'tnot, nor. 'does' Mr. Hennessy, accuse the 'Whigs of having maltreated the Irish people with any ma- VI licious ...
... it still greater public which he addressed the press—a public which I may safely on by tons of thousands, seeing that soar Whig contemporary claims 27,000 odd reders as his own share—entertained similar sclitiments with regard to Mr M'Laren's north. Not ...
... the heads of those branches of administration which have no real connection with politics—which will on unchanged whether Whigs or Tories are in. Let the heads of those departments be great officers of State with large salaries and high positions, be ...
... laws is below all contempt. The very same fault is found in our public offices. At their head you have generally, whether Whigs or Tories are in, a man of great rectitude of intention and of considerable ability ; but quite as often as not. you have a ...
... contest for the representation of Tipperary terminated on Saturday evening in the return by a considerable majority of the Whig candidate, Captain White, although the Conservative, Mr Waldron, in some districte polled by far the largest number of votes ...
... corrupt—try the seven-pounders. Such was the prescription of the Birmingham physician, and it was duly mixed for os by the Whig druggists whom he patronises. We were to create-, or, this particular instance, to resuscitate by legislation in boroughs like ...
... measure, no matter from that measure proceed.. Mr expect—neither place nor bele . party be as prepared to the as from the Whigs, thoroughly honest one, and this measure the obtained. Ido not know any one in House 0( sons that will more thoroughly diens ...