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... lecture and supper the initiation of an agitation that will compel tho attention of our legislators, whether h ailing from Whig or Tory ranks—to the wrongs and disabilities that hang like millstones around the necks of the misused and malgoverned tenant ...
... Bill. for which had been Voitmiastar. waste I oeitiem to Sir John last of Baglend to anotl ihaanal. The present member the Whig from Caine 'armoetb (lakof Wight tefegejta tbs toad of the poll firing tta o OMBt far Sea. ywaWatnaka Aobtoh ataetod bed npnMßtod ...
... preached so eloquently, when very little boy, remembers being led his fattier to bear a sermon in the old building. —Northern Whig. IRISH CIVIL SERVICE AND GENERAL (PERMANENT BENEFIT) BUILDING SOCIETY. The following is an abridgment of the directors’ report ...
... aged 64 years. Judge Berwick, who was killed in the Abergele aac i,i e nt, was about 65 years of age. lie was employed by the Whig Government in several &ninon/ onse.,and acquitted him.elf so successfully that on the first opportunity they made him a j udge ...
... went from one part of England to another, oi crossed St. George’s Channel. The present Lord Derby, then leading member of the Whig Government, went from Windsor to Lancashire, Lord Lytton, then described as a Radical Reformer, from St. Ives to Lincoln, Lord ...
... Sixhave undergone extensive alterations, and *re “ow Ue. V amount postage. Otwned entirely New Stock of STATIONERY WEEKLY WHIG is the latest GOODS, all the Branches of the Business. newspaper for the United States, being sent out by Owing to the increased ...
... WINCIES, &c., &c. TODD, BURNS, anv CO., 47 MARY-STREET. This day is Published, 6d, by post 7d, U STICE TO IRELAN D; or, “* THE WHIGS AND THE TORIES.” A Conversation between Mr. Cornetivs of Me!bourne, Australis, and Mr. O’Barrs, of of Clare. xp FOSTER, Dublin: ...
... himself to be a Whig—honestly declares that from being 1 idependent Oppositionist or a Radical he has become ooe of the party that has ever ruled Ireland with an iron hand—the party denounced by O'Connell as the base, brutal, and bloody Whigs.” Mr. M'Mahon ...
... oay mean that the Duke of Sutherland had succeeded in ramming these burghs into his pocket; and if lie 'oncosts's nominally • Whig. there is no reason for supposing that be would not eqnallv sitectweL were he choosing to call himself Tory. The contest there ...
... THE DULY BRISTOL TIMS* AMD A TRUE, PICTURE WHIG RADICAL Politicians by mil wilbbrporce. Übntlcmc*. —ln speech delivered by Mr. Wilberforce the House Commons upwards of forty years ago. he olaerved that The Whig* would risk just much public confusion and ...
... the impolicy and injustice of overthrowing the Irish branch of the Protestant Church, which he said had been assailed by the Whig-Liberals mainly for the purpose tripping up th Government and obtaining election cry. He asked those who supported him to deny ...