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... LUBOAN TOWN AND THE LATE RIOTS. (From the Northers Whig.) Wa quite approve of Nurse takea by the Lurgan Town Oonsine in asking the Government to laminae an *airy into the oiropposienees 4th. late disgraceful riots in gab town. The evil ot which limy ie ...
... into Whiggsry. We do not exactly know vhieh of Whig oehools h? belong*, ! nor does he seem know himself, only fist is ** old Whig. He said honestly I confessed tliat, if the president referred (be old Whig p*rty be was antiquated and obsolete as the m ...
... injury, radical, change the Institutions of our country. Such were the Whigs of 1688, who brought into England William 111. Prince of Orange of immortal memory, and they are no Whigs of the original type, whose sympathies are all now on the Popish side ...
... land jobbers and rack-rentere are Whigs; and have no hesitation instating the Catholic Whig landowners are ths worst of this bad lot. Who have fought the just rights the tenants the various land sessions since 1870 ? Whigs. Do we find the names Uownshire ...
... candour and propriety Freedom and • frankness' on the part of the Whig ! It is the freedom akin to that of ovesdropper, and the frankness resembling that of the Thug. This writer the Whig, rerobering the good things ho enjoye iat the Mayor's table, seems ...
... jealously, stepped in, and open rupture took place. This preyed disastrous to the Whigs, who, at the general election in 1874, lost many seats. After the separation from the Whig party the hope of some Conservatives rose, and they bid for Home Rule support ...
... Ireland to Cardinal Cullen. It . pity they did not open their eyes sooner; for then wo should have changes in the Whig Government, nor no Whig Government all. ...
... polities we have no sympathy whatevar ; bat we hare for aright journalism. Daring the term of Mr Finley's proprietorship, the Whig was eondneted with honesty and generosity. Occasionally, indeed, in its eritioisine it waa betrayed into a vehemence not easily ...
... other Whig statesmen who brought *bolt the Revolution, wrote eloquently in justifitattoo of the severe handling of Boman Catholics as being. by the mire fact of their religion, incorrigible enemies of the State. Q. Was anything done by the Whigs during ...
... the base Whigs. Their first thought is for themselves ; and for tho sake of place and patronage they would sa-arifico their best friends Yea, they would sacrifice t*;e highest interests of tho kingdom. It was at tbe behest of one part of the Whig faction ...
... BLACKWOOD’S MAGAZINE for NOVEMBER, 1879. No. DCCLXIX. Price 2a. 6d. Content*. NBiTA; OR. A NAME.—P*«r VIU. AMERICAN PRINCESS. WHIG REVIEWERS, PAINTED THEMSELVES. STRIA.— Coucicbios. M.VBONITES, AMONG THE AFGHANS.—A Scsvxtor's NAsairivt. THE RECESS. W. Blacwood ...
... Irieh Whig vote consisted D. Tsylor.T. Dickst.n, Shannsn Crawfortl, W. H Law. Smyth, Whitworth. A Bwanston. W. u. Cogan. and The O’Dmog“J** Tbeee, coorae, followed Mr. Gladstone, fllr. Henry went against him, wee scoumpaiuod four English Whigs-The Man ...