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... social hirnifny aud brotherly love be- tween them and their Protestant fellow.coun- tr' men. ii J-.zrle7a to Ireland, or the Whigs and the I 4 Tories, is the subject of a witty colloquy between Mr. COi.,nIIS O'FLAEFRTy, late of Melbourne, and Mr. PikrTRTV ...
... rce. The difizulty d consisted not so much in the facts of the case and the nature of things as in the abyss to which the Whigs had lowered the country, the hideous entangle- ment they had twisted us a31 up into, and their obsti. nate oppositisn to any ...
... as he was expected to issue his address, It wae said some years ago tbat a certain duchess carried a Scotch c(.nnty for the Whigs by kissing the donbtful ?? Mercury. MSTEsRIsOUs SUICIDE OF A YOuNG LADY.-On 'fIiursday Mr. Payne, coroner, resumed and con- ...
... Morris waU compelled forthwith to resign all pretension ever again to represent Galway. It is a salutary lesson vhich lanlloris-Whig, Tory, Pro- testant, and Oatholic-should ponder on anD& digest. The attack on the BisHoP of Galway, who is revered and honoured ...
... Church S question, and I would do the same thing again. I CI voted then against a Reform Bill which Was brought in by the Whigs, which put a slur on the RomnAM Catholics, and was of neither use nor value except rc to irritate and annoy (hear, hear). Tsatwas ...
... formed an augle with the horizon of at least 70, and probably nearly 80 degrees. The entire phe- nomuenon lated about ten ?? Whig, October 1 COIsIWrAL OF PnrpoiGHTgru S.-At the Shire HEll I Nottingham, on Wednesday, two men, named James I M'Nara and John ...
... of the -Tory party from the year IS23 uti the pr§ sent time, do not suppose -for a moment that I m going to assert that the Whigs and the Liberal party have been blameless, that they have done aU they ought to have done, and have not conmnitted serious ...
... tenure of land, which affects the direct ministrations of religion-has gone also into the provinee of edcrcat on; and when the Whig Government of 1831, aided happily at that time by Lord Derby, endeavoured to introduce into Ireland some liberal system which ...
... party's tail lead him. He has no real control over his party as a whole. lie bas no credit with the several parts of it, The Whigs, in their lst threae, bewail the day which har- nessed them to lla chariot. The monied men look onward with unconcealed dismay ...