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... desperate enterprise to another. He allowed his rival, Flood, to outbid him in the contest for popularity. was Irish Whig, in the days when Whig meant what Radical means now, but did certainly not mean Revolutionist. The legislative independence which he gave ...
... Head-constable Foley and a body of police were present keeping order. Mr Vance, Salvage Inspector, was also present.—NorlMrn Whig. ...
... this is the climax of absurdity ; but we admit it ie, on their part, perfectly natural under the circumstances.— Northern Whig ...
... Archer, Louis; Captain Jt» Barrow, Bairow, and suite; Mr, Mrs, and Miss Hoptoo, and Rite; Captain Bastes. Q Uwrenco, Mr and Whig- Ilia, ;T A Boyle, Standiab E Platt and suite, j Campbell The following ere the latest departures ln« It* Dick«os and laUe ...
... spirit that was poured out on the advocates ‘of liberty and the revolution in the sister kingdom Parliament was always strongly Whig, and ‘‘scarcely manageable during the later years of the “Queen. They began to assimilate themselves “more and more to the ...
... to make it the symbol of renews agitation. Grattan belongs now. not to any part, but to all Ireland. was Irish Whig, in the days when Whig meant what Radical mean* now, but did certainly not mean Revolutionist. The legislative independence which he gave ...
... January 186% | Srk—The frish Church question has passed through th of. me pe ra and Voluntaryism, Property ani Confiscation, Whigs ‘an Tories, Protestantism and Romaniam; ‘but, to me, it seem searcely to into that wider srea of in which alf parties have ...
... Exhibition Palace for an Iriidx Institute of Art. The Government was bow dead and buried, rad, although he had gr-« love for the Whigs, he thought they should • asked take the matier up. The Exhibition Palace was nobis building, and hr.i cost 98,0001. It was ...
... a steadfast admirer of . „blit,warnilt e al,,,Tm tro vinF ° the ,stat.°°. to • ‘ ;.! you with my 141148:raption i the Whig denies. It is surely a satire on the l of £ 5 Ai% Sullivan deserves greaf i o . eonscientiousnoes of English writers apd on ...
... Palace for an Irish Institute of Art. The Government was now dead and buried, and, althougb he hai no great love for the Whigs, he thought they should b- asked to take the matter up. The Exhibition Palaco was a noble building, and bai coat 9S,000f. It ...
... therefore, cou d not resist action for its recovery. Hia worship believed that had the rate beenappealed against would b»Te be«s Whig, The EVENING EDITION Raws asd Dailt Anvannssn Is published every aft -moon at o’clock and pooled lor the Right Mail, which ...
... the wisdom of the reform policy Lord Derby and Mr Disraeli. I man his senses can doubt that, in spite Tory resistance, the Whigs would have ultimately succeeded in passing their XG, or X 5 Franchise Bill, ami that in that event the Conservative party would ...