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... otherwise than a natural incident in the fortune of war. He has faith in Whig principles, and, as the nece , ,sary consequence of their truth, believes doubtless in the speedy return of the Whigs to office. We could not have a better exponent of the opinions held ...
... (Groans.) They had won the affection of their tenantry by their generosity and kindness to them. (Confusion.) Whit had the Whigs, to whom Mr. De la Poer gave his adherence, ever done for this unfortunate country during their almost uninterrupted rule of ...
... Amberley. The correspondence between these two gentlemen, we are bound to say, is not advantageous to the reputation of the young Whig lord, and we quite agree with Mr. Murchison that it furnishes a capital instance of -the reckless manner in which the Liberals ...
... Amberley. The correspondence between these two gentlemen, we are bound to say, is not advantageous to the reputation of the young Whig lord, and we quite agree with Mr. Murchison that it furnishes a capital instance of the reckless manner in which the Liberals ...
... otherwise than a natural incident in the fortune of war. He has faith in Whig principles, and, as the nece , sary consequence of their truth, believes doubtless in the speedy return of the Whigs to office. We could not have a better exponent of the opinions held ...
... (Groans.) They had won the affection of their tenantry by their generosity and kindness to them. (Confusion.) What had the Whigs, to whom Mr. De la Poer gave his adherence, ever done for this unfortunate country during their almost uninterrupted rule of ...
... Ireland was said to be ou the brink of revolt. A Conservative Government was then in power, and he heard the great head of the Whig party tell the executive they ought to be ashamed of the existing state of things in Ireland, and that Ireland was occupied ...
... he could not help looking forward to a time when an account must be called for of what had been done, and when the executive—Whig or Tory —must be asked, How long halt ye between two opinions ? If Ireland be part of the United Kingdom why do you not govern ...
... genuine measure. The present Ministry would have to m a k e way another set of politicians, and one b etter than the r pure Whigs—namely, the Radical Reformers of this country, who alone could give b g ive th e wor ki ng classes a just measure. (C heers ...
... genuine measure. The present Ministry would have to make way for another set of politicians, and one better than the pure Whigs—namely, the Radical Reformers of this country, who alone could give the classes a just measure . (Cheers.) working ing Mr t ...
... Woolwich at Carmockchase, to ,be prepared in case of eventualities. It has been long talked about, but neglected like many other Whig doings, never meant to be done. Ships and Guns is another excellent article, in which the merits of the broadside and turret ...
... he could not help looking forward to a time when an account must be called for of what had been done, and when the executive—Whig or Tory —must be asked, How long halt ye between two opinions ? If Ireland be part of the United Kingdom why do you not govern ...