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... THE BIOTS IN MONAGHAN. I The Northern Whig gieei the following the occurrence The etete ofexeitement | >ll here to be thil rendeie it, difficult to lire outline of what led to it. j The facta appear theaeThe Orange in the counter dietricta around agreed ...

... have hac a Whig Government less for nearly thirty years. What did it de for you? Did it not oppose almost every bill that was calculated for the benefit of the working classes ? Did it not oppose the Short Time Bill, and the Factory Bill? The Whig Government ...

... a line of action brings a journalist or politician into conflict with Whig and Tory—and accordingly the Tory organs bitterly denounce the Nation as helping the Whigs, while the Whig organs denounce it for helping the Tories. Bitterly, I villanously, have ...

... forward to contest the county, as was rumoured. It is difficult to say at the present moment who will be put forward by the Whigs, but we think we see indications of a desire on the part of Capt John Esmonde to be one of the nominees of that party. The ...

... Reform question was taken from the Whigs by Disraeli—and carried beyond the point required by them. There is no Irish question, except that of the State Church, on which the Tory Government would not do as much as the Whig Opposition would do or ask. Therefore ...

... The Reform question was taken from the Whigs by Disraeli—and carried beyond the point required them. There is Irish question, except that of the State Church, ou which the Tory Government would not much the Whig Opposition would or ask. Therefore Gladstone ...

... ■’iaiti when they ought, to open, they lake to ; •Curt Whig well known to a Whig, let not wail hereafter fraudulent pretence , jtiit they have been either deceived betrayed Jkcanse lias acted as a Whig, f- there any .mild probability that the for.sig.il ...

... The Irish memory does not sleep even under the opiate influence of patent Whig specifics. know the secret of Whig Liberalism, and value it on its merits. It is not the Whigs, however—pure and simple—that are mainly relied on to secure the Irish vote ...

... to •envelop the future of our political world. Whether we .'hall represented by two Conservatives or by two Whigs, or as at present by a Whig and a Conservative is at present a matter for ■peculation. To our leaders, would however, say that they should ...

... articles to the leading columns of ' the Times newspaper, in polities he was the Whig-school,—perhaps, more liberal than most I Whigs ; but we cannot say that the Whigs recognised the merits of a man who was not iuiiuen - tial enough to obtain mitre from ...

... trenchant articles the leading co.utntis of She Timm newspaper, lu politics was of the Whig-school,—perhaps, more liberal than most Whigs but we cannot say that the Whigs re| cognised the merits of man who w.is not intlueu i tial enough ootdu mitre from that ...