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... WHIGS OR TORIES. (TO TBI *DITOH or THI OOM IXAMIIfItB.) Sib, —It i« refreshing to read the proceeding* of the Cork Liberal Franchise Association. The plain meaning of the delivered there was, hand over the country body and soul to the Whigs. The miserable ...
... importance. J. H. speaks of the late administration as if it were a Whig Government. By whom was it thrown out of office Why, avowedly by the Whigs. Beside Sir Robert Peel the bitterest Whig enemies of Ireland were to be found aiding the Tories driving it ...
... Dwindled down to five millions (cries of Down with the whig*). Fortunately for us, that has been done already,tliey are dewfi (cheers), and we must keep them down (loud cheers). Even years Whig rule carries a terrible lesson—let me remind too of its ...
... howevei, the Tory representatives voted against the measure. They were the Whigs that enabled Bir Robert Peel to carry triumphantly through the House of Commons. TTiey were the Whigs, who, for many years advocated the cause, and it was because that advocacy ...
... to Peel and the 1 Tories, and no.thanks the Whigs for the measures o ...
... condition in which wo are to had years, and twenty extremely bad years thoyhavo been—l moan tho twenty years of almost unbroken Whig rule (loud cheering). Lord John Russell began those twenty years at tho time of tho famine, when his gross neglect occasioned ...
... Hennessy can oppose Mr. Kavanagh. It would be detrimental to the Conservative party to do so, as it would undoubtedly allow the Whig to slip in between the two Were Mr. Kavanagh not the field we would give our best support to Mr. Hennessy. He is a gentleman ...
... party but Ireland. When I had the honour of appearing before you on former occasion I was opposed Whig, but I declared then and afterwards that I was not a Whig—that belonged to no party, but that I would give my support, or out of TParli.iment, to that party ...
... Parliament. (Confusion.) Gentlemen, I believe It has been asserted by some Whig placeman that Mr. Waldron changed his principles because he is not a strenuous supporter of the Whigs, and because lie states he will give independent support to the present ...
... advertised among Mr. Bentley's new publication!. Mr. Yonge has also contributed frequently to periodical literature.— Northern Whig. ...
... that daring dean's visit a very numerous party will be wimbled Newtownanner, including several members parliament.—Northern Whig. A Paxil Mwb*.—The commissary poliee of the quarter of the Place Vendome, accompanied by doetor. two days ago visited the apartment ...
... been exhibited a year or two before, not far to seek. Lord Palmbrston in his premiership represented the worst type of mere Whig rule ; Mr. Gladstone, leader of the House of Commons, and virtual head of the late Administration, embodied the best ideas ...