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... THE HILLSBOROUGI 1MEETINTG. TuLE e-il gcnius of our Whig-'radical contemporary I is hard at work to injure, if possible, the forthcosa- in; Protestaut demonstration at Hilisborough. Poor thing ! he is only advanciag the cause, and intensifying the feeling ...
... hands of those who use it. The meanest individual in the community can under- stand henceforth the insincerity of the Whigs and Whig-IEadicals, who have for years been making political capital out of Reform; that they did not want a final settlement of ...
... office. e It is unJust, therefore, to the Conservatives I to accuse them of having taken the Whig models, and worked up their measure with Whig tools. The 'Whig models, if they really ever had any, would never have satisfied the coun- T try, and we should ...
... mask from their faces, and enabled the public, for the first time, to see the Whigs precisely as they are. Edinbursghi, as everybody knows, has long been a stronghold of the W'higs, and it is the more [gratifying that it has done justice to the Con- servative ...
... this evil genius of Whig. PRadicalism, -wallow ing daily in the mire to the dis- gust even of those who cmploy it for the purposes of venting persoonat sipeen ! Drowning men will grasp at straws, anri, the de- feated evil genius of Whig-Radicalistn howls ...
... THE G11EN.T PROTESTANT DEMONSTRA- I I TION AT LILLSBOROUG.Ul TH E wHIG s5 miSrBPRESE-NTATIONS. (From the .Xloayghcm Standard.) Le WE have one remark to make on a circumstance which strikes us forcibly; no coercion was used to g bring that vast mass of ...
... the notorious Broadhead, and was discussed in lordly palaces and hovels of the poor. Purely a Whig creation. the one idea fell through in the hands of the Whigs, and Earl Russell wept over it with apparent sincere regret, though his opponents wvere ma- ...
... louse of Commons may approve, they are entitled to ask the country to review whatever adverse -decision may be arrived at. The Whigs and Radicals h are already indulging in anticipations of au eamly Ministerial defeat, and the latter are quite ready to Af ...
... ability in their respective positions, and entitled to any dignity the State thought proper to con- ;er. There is no right-minded Whig who would arraign the pretensions of the Lord-Justice ef Appeal to still higherhonor because he is a con- sistent Conservative; ...
... the authors of the no w Reform Bill, and wonlI live for the rest of their career on this reputation. as Lord lussell and the Whigs so long existed upon the renown which thev wvon in 1830. So they tried again, and failecd again. It is ablost inconceivable ...
... ;r iz?l ? t (k.41 At's II-, c ba 5 - t t i c r. ??j elfast ?? ?? ?? efect. CESTABLISHED ANNO 1727.) Whig BELFAST: unde TI1URSDAY, SEPT. 26, 1867. aiw lj _ _ _ ~W~est, TnF: bold policy of the Italian Government, in l intal making a prisoner of Garibaldi ...
... to such shifts and pretexts in order to assail the Church in Ireland, there can be no good ground for his attack. That the Whig-mRadicals intend to make the Church in Ireland their great battle-ield in IParliamuent is certain. In the mean- time, it is ...