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... The Whigs, they say, have now no head of their own. If this be the case, their career will soon be ended for it is difficult to see how a wig can exist over two years without a head DUNVILLE & Co., BELFAST, are the largest holders of Whisky in the world ...
... whose de. cease Mr. Rothwell was entrusted with the dutv of finishing the numerous works which Sir Thomas had on hand.—Northern Whig. FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.—A respectable man, supposed to be George Turner, was found in the rails of the North Kent Railway ...
... and thy mother whom thou didst love with all thy great heart and mind, that new song we shall never weary to sing.—Northern Whig. CONVICTION OF A PRIEST.—At the Tipperary petty sessions, on the 23rd, the Rev. S. Barry, Roman Ca- tholic priest, was summoned ...
... virtas preached than practised. ft le a to admired well in an enemy. A consistent Tory fa deterring of oar respect ea Astound whig. Bat what We =my hare different ideas the Maoy are disperil Is deny this loam to oar Cosa. ammo be for party la data. Bet it ...
... representatives who were not op- posed to Maynooth, the result of which was that almost every candidate who came forward, whether Whig, Tory, or Radical, declared that at heart he had always been opposed to the grant, and was ready to pledge him- self against ...
... harmony with the general prin- ciples of state-construction it becomes an auxiliary power. Whether we declare parties to be Whigs and Tories, Roundheads and Cavaliers, Liberals and Con- servatives, or whatever we may call them, the main principles involved ...
... Judges of the superior courts are of the Catholic faith. Of lat, years the Protest- ants of Ireland have been treated by English Whig Governments as a paltry minority. Mr. Gladstone means to crown a heartless policy by doing them all the injury he can,—an injury ...
... about this crisis. Sir Wilfred Lawson said the Whigs had now been out of office for two years that was a long time for them, and they are getting uncommonly hungry and he had always observed that when Whigs got hungry they would devour anything. There was ...
... preponderance over the other, and that all classes should have a share in the representation of the State? (Cheers.) III 1832 the Whigs brought in a measure which was to a considerable extent a dis- franchisement of the electors. It was a Reform Bill, but its ...
... about this crisis. Sir Wilfred Lawson said the Whigs had now been out of office for two years that was a long time for them, and they are getting uncommonly hungry and he had always observed that when Whigs got hungry they would devour anything. There was ...