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... Lord Westbury. I have heard es it stated by more than one that Earl Russell will se go into the lobby against Ministers. The Whigs ig are thoroughly alarmed at the confiscation policy of d. the Government, and disappointed at the answer x. which Ireland ...
... for the BeTlast News-&Leeer and for William Johnston, Esq , 1.P., IBallykilhbeg ; and groans were given for the Duyorthern Whig and Mr. Gladstone, During the eveiing the band played a varied se- lection of popular airs in capital style. THE MINISTRY AND ...
... little to be wondered at that Iceland should be poor, and that many of its people should be disaffected. For the rule of tsbi Whigs is, and has been for half-a-century, to kindle political and religious dissensions, and to turn a deaf ear to whatever of a ...
... incumbrance of entails and long settle- ments in Ireland. Having accomplished that little feat he would appoint a Commission (the Whig-Radicals love Commissions, since they promote patronage) which should commence forthwith to buy up the estates of the English ...
... i' the most reacLionar- and i;tec.ran ;: dl I United Kirngdom. Tile es;T ra -. 1 cording to the 1ifJ, is ian anac;.r The Whig, according to the great the community, is an anomaly. But the railing acousations 1 ihc h / ' -, not be allowed to divert the ...
... leading Scotch Liberal paper that an Irish Land Bill is impossible, and by the following words of an advanced and daring Whig:- 'The Catholic hierarchy cannot conceal their triumph; they see already in vision their full vic- tory, of which this is ...
... cies Iwould have voted against the Government rather than imperil their seats;-and a consider- able section of the English Whig party would have gone into the lobby against Mr. Gladstone for the same reasons that would have influenced the Opposition. ...
... was not for gentlemen upon the Conservative ride of | the Houte to join in a revolutionary cry for dis- possessing wealthy Whig peers of their property; but something ought certainly to be done to re- move the anomaly of tithes continuing to be pay- able ...
... th(rfore, I argue that no sane man wnoldi pronsose sach a mea- sure. (Hear, hear.) Listen to ate words of Mr. Canning-a Liberal Whig, and an eloouent advo- I cate of .Roman Catholic krnauoipacu ?? yv lotIC (he says) is cast under a British %Ionrt.rchv. U nuer ...
... has Xis conception whatever. Not only can le not diskpay such qualities, bit he cannot even underht ?? them What will the Whigs and Radicals sav ?? they find their Tory townsmen thus disiran- chised and decitizenised I Tle pripit':S gourd, but not ...
... Ciurch is the bond *f the Un.on between Great th lbrktaii acid lieland, and he adds-and, by tht 3way, rememcber he wiss a Whig- If you jay ;i haud on the Church of England tue Union isgone. e (Clheers ) Tucy are now layilug hands on tbh Cturch of ...