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... some who are not inclined to go this length we are told that the Whigs are the natural allies” of the Irish Protestants. But when did they become so ? There have been Whigs and Whigs, and those of one centuryhave been very different from those of another ...
... from all State control or interference, left to govern itself, manage its own affairs independently of any Ministry, whether Whig or Tory. V. G. ...
... Majesty’s Government has never once been mentioned in its councils. Mr. Glaistone knows lie dare not moot it, that if he did Ids Whig-Radical Cabnct would fall to pieces the very day did so. he parades the disingenuous plea of want of time. will stick to the ...
... Did you on that occasion speak with respect to the Whig and Tory party ? I spoke with reference to the Whig party. Did you in reference to the coming election denounce the Whig party? 1 denounced the Whig policy towards Ireland, which I have good reason ...
... bonfire has been lit opposite the church and is surrounded by large crowds. No attempt has is being made to put it out. —Northern Whig. ...
... the day, they entertain, we believe, the same views. In some respects, however, thev differ widely. Mr. Greville-Nugent is a Whig, prepared to follow in the footsteps of the member, who has earned peerageby His short confession of faith is,that he believes ...
... vehicle for which they had not paid. The town is now quiet. The police have j made some prisoners, number not known. —Northern Whig. ...
... In this division there was the same mixture of parties as on many of the divisions that went before it, Whig and Conservative voting for it, and Whig and Conservative voting against it. On Lord Devon’s motion, Earl de Grey, when reminding their Lordships ...
... trousers and Jenny Lind hat, and carried a fishing rod in his hand. He said that he would not know the man again. —Northern Whig. HIGH WATER AT THE COSTUM-HoUAE. Mora.—34 Min. past 8 Even.—s 3 Min. oast ...
... honoured in the theatre of those grand and thrilling events of which all Irishmen may well be proud, and the sympathy which a Whig of the true type applauds the celebration, are defined in perhaps the most brilliant episode Lord Macaulay’s great historical ...
... That Is something to rejoice at in times like these. The assassin had the intent, but he failed in it. Whig statesmen therefore may be glad, and a Whig Secretary may point cxultiugly to one less murder than even the Freeman reported among the news of this ...
... of Reform j and ardent Beforme™ like Mr. Bright said, again- and again, Your Liberal Whig Premier fa very like a Ton.* Lord Palmerston’s death ended this reign Whig- Toryism, and when Lord BnsseU became Premier again in 1865, he said to Mr.. Gladstone ...