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... would have beeh obtained long before 1846 had it not been for the Tories ; for that the Whigs or Liberals as body were in favour of it. Why, so far from the Whigs being in favour of free trade, they while in power never be got to advance farther than ...
... black, on which were lettered the following devices. Down with the moral assassin ; Down with the base, brutal, and bloody Whigs ; Arise, awake, or for ever slaves,” and mille faillbe ; Mathews for ever,” The crowd collected opposite the hotel windows ...
... been built, and will opened for Divine service on the 16th of August, at twelve o’clock by the Rev. Dr. Kirkpatrick.—iVortAern Whig. THANKS. Rageed School Excursion—James Lane, Esq, 10s.; Eobt Hall, J>sq.. 5a.; S. A.. ss. ...
... which startled his contemporaries, but many of. those contemporaries are now openly acting it. Mr. Brand, not Whig whipper-in then, he is Whig whlpper-ln” now, a veteran in the service, but though he has advanced in age has not advanced wisdom. “The work ...
... attention from them . from Whigs. It was not Tories who prevented Ireland being intersected by railways, and it was not Whigs who favoured the attempt to give Ireland a trans-Atlantic packet station. Neither is it from Whigs Were looking for Government ...
... can be depended upon at the day of election ; and it is notorious that Tory landlords have all tory tenants, and Whig landlords have Whig tenants. There are, happily, a few exceptions to this rule, and tenants have acted as men without suffering for their ...
... to either party, but on Colonel Rushout becoming Lord Northwick the Liberal party contested the seat successfully, and two Whigs have held both ever since. If a victory favour of Mr. Laseett, the Conservative candidate, should be gained present, can be ...
... predominant feelings among supp -tiers (comprising four-fifths of the Electors) were a rented distrust of the Whig Government, and a desire that the Whig party should be made to feel that they had iorfeited the confidence of the Irish people. 1 participated ...
... of samples, addressed to himself at (From th* Globe.) .. hotel, luggage boat, he came mail. It is indeed hard upon tho Whigs be subjected to (, eases taken possession of at the North Wall impetuous rule Mr. Gladstone. Under new b the police, and sergeant ...
... Lord Granville, and with them all the Whigs; Mr. Cardwell, Sir Roundell Palmer, and with them all the Peebles, go heartily with the man who, in 1841, helped Sir Robert Peel to discomfit and almost extinguish the Whig party. Five difterent sects, civil and ...
... blighted and wasted life. The gentleman” seducer was summoned to the inquest, but was not required to give evidence.—Northern Whig. _______ CORK HARRIERS. Friday, Dec. 11th Qbuncoum, Old Mallow Road. ...
... night, in both Houses, the unanimity was wonderfuL” The Abyssinian expedition had united men of the most divergent politics. Whig vied with Tory, and there was an unusual animation and generosity in Mr. Gladstone and Lord John Russell. Even the Ministry ...