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... eulogy of Mr Gladstone and his colleagues, end in his oongra. tulationst tuon the progress of Radical principles as opposed to Whig treachery and supineness, and to Tory intolerance, obstructiveness, and jobbery. The next great question for Parliamient, he ...
... Tacitue. It seems to have been osiginally designed in its pleseet form ?? why he left the Tories oud took olhfce uuder the Whig, arl Grey; a change which, accordiog to Lord PAtmerston's chivalrous sense of honour, could only be jaitified by the fact that ...
... ueieg party expressions. The following extract from the report of Monday's Belfast Police Court, I as given In the Zforthern Whig, is, so far as it goef,, accurately illustrative of the state sof religious feeli g in that region;- Bernard Ward was chasnged ...
... wiho knowna the most and' wh-o 'ba,~ the bestheart an'd'brain for a statesman; and we do not care'a. faitbing whether ie is a'Whig, a Democrat, a banrburner, a Republican, a uei light, or anytlaing-else. These are our p'olitic. If we could have got men to ...
... Liberal pres te O T beaten, and ob'lged to leave tt' 1`iCO. was of a most disgraceful c1`1 55, 'Edward O'Neill, M.P., preided. cd Whig says :- The assembly as Li rowdyism; and we believe htibtthe cr ,r of the electors of the county of Actf nantly resent being ...
... show of reason. The same may be said of- all the successive Governments from that time to this, whether they may have been Whig or Tory, Liberal or Conservative. Ire- land was either in a state of lukewarm insur. rection, or distracted by anniversaries ...
... This nobleman was a general in the armny, sand for some time held the Great Seal of Scotland, sand his exertions to advance Whig interests in Gal~loway gained him the Peerage of the U~nited Klingdcm-by the style of Baron Oxenford-with special remainder ...
... I have too long trespassed on your time, but the subject is one on which much could he said. I shall end by reminding the Whigs of Parthohire that if they wish to retain the county it is within their own power-hut to do so they must not relax one lnoh ...