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... wealiby peer, and be entered int: political Life with a feeling of real enjoyment. Lis hereditary connection was with the Whigs, and wit them he entered ollice as Chicf for Ireland in 1830, and ebief part i the events of that sturmy Ome. The Ketorm Billo: ...
... for Ireland that the piesent ministry can spiproneb the subject wi'liout those preconceptions which might have governed the Whigs. Tin policy foiealiadowed by the Railway Commission, approved of by Lord Perby, sanctioned Lord George Kcntiuck, and ratified ...
... else, except very united, and therefore tolerably powerful, political clique, which any and every Oorernmeut, whether Tory, Whig, or Radical, will find it rery difficult either to manage or to beat. JOURNALISTS. The Star cannot deny to a government any ...
... altogether from Imperial point of view. This is invariably the case with English political writers, whether their policy be Tory, Whig, Radical, Democratic, or Autocratic. The most remarkable paper the magazine is ** a slasher ”on the Irish Church. The writer ...
... acquainted with it; Sir Harry Verney made more than one speech within its precincts; many members the best of the Whig Cabinets, when the Whigs were popular in Ireland, over thirty years ago, had their feet under its mahogany; but the museum was Reddy’s ...
... His whole political career has boon characterized by a temper never forbearing and not seldom malignant. He quarrelled with Whig friends thirty years ago on Irish questions, and by the bitterness of his conduct, earned from O’Connell the appellation of ...
... would dre surely disputing Mr. Disraeli’s claims to the Pi enmser the Champs Elysees is crowded with riding- ship. Unlike the Whigs, the Tory tradit ly and masters and their pupils, mounted on many & gelled jade. But to sce these by a dozen cognise no claim ...
... cause of Irish discontent, and one ol tho fruitful sources of secret societies. —Yours faithfully, U. Winston Babbon.” TORY AND WHIG RULE-THE PRISONERS. TORY RULE. The imprisonment of Dr. Waters, in Dublin, is now severe that his health will hardly be able ...
... , must regard Xpeladd' a nation of lunation The question eras now beyond the resistance of the Tories •r the tinkering of Whigs. It was one the people had themselves determined, mould seen the new election, tattle on the principles fairness and justice ...
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... way that :re .t Eng ami, London, other'Voico: The nnthri'ies (Another Voice : or Scotland (applause). They mint boar mind “Whig figures.”) (Land,ter.) If bad no- that the thmch of Scotland, us established by thing more than that tos.y lie should leave ...
... journal was unorthodox, and that “it | longer the pretension to be considered a fir have journal, and was miserably below the Whig Tettery - alan here a. ter was not such as to consti tute a proper of a Catholic journal ; I approved of his re: nions Mr. ...