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... hunting Whigs, and the revolutionary Radicals all joined issue together for the purpose of overthrowing the Ministry, and the victory they have been able to snatch will be as shortlived as it has been suddenly achieved. The legislation of the Whig has always ...
... to the maintenance of ascendancy galling as it has been hostile to everything Irish—to everything Catholic. * Tories and Whigs, Conservatives and Liberals, may try their strength, measure their forces with one another. It matters little what shall the ...
... articles—yee, political articles in a magazine edited by a lady. In the latter occurs the following sentence:— A Whig makes changes for the sake of whigs; a Tery because the old institutions have to be fitted to the new state of things. though he desires theni ...
... your behalf to the Almighty, in order that he may enlighten your mind, and I bless you paternally.—Pius UL*' LORD DUFFERIN S WHIG” BID FOR IRISH ...
... Ross from the same Minister. The families of Groseenor, Bu?s*jl, and Cvrendish voted in body with the Liberals, but the great Whig bouse of Wentworth was, former occasions, represented in meagre manner. Neither Lord Milton nor Mr. Brown, one of the Liberal ...
... catalogues Free on application. Ente Ban.P by Hurst Village Town a »°? ®' aBte J' (April 13th) Monday, at the ?octor—j A Leader—Mr. WHIG LEY. Con*adies 9d. “-A.M. Admission, gentlemen Is., GUINNESS ROGERS, ESQ.. AXDvI* Ve r it ■ Jr Tuesday evenb,t KNT Town Hall ...
... WS once admit the principle of disestablishing as just, where, we ask, can we stop, in equity or consistency I The Northern Whig sings the following paean :—The result is the greatest Liberal victory of this gewiration. After the artifices and insincerities ...
... borne, Please, Cranborne, come home ! Cranborne. dear Cranbornc, come back to us now And stick t the old Tory blue; * There'. Whig aud there's Bad., and there', one knows who, But none of their colours will do. With Peel and with Cranborne to serve under ...
... laughter.) He believed the Conservative was the working man’s friend. —(“Yes.”) Could they point out any good measure of either Whig or Liberal in favour of the workingman.—(“No,” “No.”) Did not the Liberals oppose the Ten Hours’Bill?— (“Oh,” “Ob,” and laughter ...
... POPULARITY. The Irish Journals publish a curious epistle from an Irish Whig noble to his land agent. It is thoroughly characteristic of Whig-Radical tactics. But comment onjt elsewhere: ** 8, Grosvenor-square, April 4. dear Mr. Thomson,—lt is very evident ...
... Deer Crao borne, Pleete.Cienboroe, Cranboma. deer Ofwnboroe. ebme back to now, And ellok to the old Tory bine; « „ ™ Theresa Whig, and there’e and there no one knowt who, , Bui notre their eoloure win do. With Peel end with Cranborne under Bon, matter which ...
... forces arrayed against us; high church Radicals jostling infidel philosophers, and Nonconfoimist agitators taking counsel with Whig place-hunters; but we yet believe—we hope, if against hope—that the country will, ere it be too late, shake off its fatal lethargy ...