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... moat persistent backer, and inveterate enemy of the good priest and patriot, Father Anderson. In politics was unadulterated Whig and West-Briton. It is, doubt, charitable and commendable exhortation speak of the dead nothing but good : regret that say ...
... efforts of Whig critics were not exhausted in the sweeping denunciations of Jeffrey. Another Edinburgh Keviewer descending from abstract abuse, thus described the stripling who was afterwards to astonish the world by his apostacy from pure Whig principles ...
... rigid duty of the walu*!!? P»y .Mention to * ® So “* ® . ‘•n»nta, and leare the Ulster to the tender meroiea of their oboaen Whig, and Toriea Th. „» “• to home, ratherth«i to in the lererage of The method outlined here was that the County Club (if it feared ...
... vicar of that parish. his return to Lou lon Swift plunged into political strife, in the matter of the impeachment of the four Whig Peers by the Tories, in a pamphlet called Tlie Contests and Dissensions the Nobles and Commons in Athens and Rome, ’ concealing ...
... THE MODEL SCHOOLS. The Northern Whig says:—lt ia rumoured that the Commissioners of National Education in Ireland have resolved upon still farther increasing the fees hitherto paid by attendance the model school*. ...
... which pervaded the late Parliament. Hut Sir William llarcourt Is opposed both of them. far thev are concerned be is Whig, and. like other Whigs, a supporter of the Government. His complsint of the dulness of domestic politic* Is therefore Incomprehensible ...
... our:laded an *smut addling by inflating wan the right ofibe reek t• • proper ',ad bill. Air. um adrouted the subscriptieto Whig started. • Ile Rev. Mr. Popo , P.P., eaprewed b 1 ..a. cut-ream m whet £.d bus said by previona• .paten. The Bev. Mr. Dam. ...
... hinds ha’porth to come nut on before the Corrective Wisdom. The Tories sank the Vanguard their obstinate Consarvatism, but the Whigs tamed t Ctptin well as the English Constitution upside down, and mver aymulated the sperrit ov the Tories to the extint ov ...
... ot;er political party to produce 25 members .rf Par: . ment together (hear, hear). The Governin:r party could not do it. The Whig party-ptaer to their ashen-could not do it (hear, hear, ani laughter). At this meeting, however-a mectiu, the most magnificent ...
... his fame is now above all parties, their heats, and their discussions. Thi is the view which England takes of her worthies. Whigs and Tories unite in revering the great chiefs of old days. The stubborn patriotism of the noble-hearted HAPDEN, the chivalrous ...
... the purpose of bringing him forward in striking situation. Mr. is solf-proclaimed leader all events, and thu Irish Members, Whigs and Repealers alike, have last fonnd Chief, who holds his high commission from the Prelate of the West, and cannot, therefore ...
... aey other pelitiesl party to produce 26 member. of Polio men together (hmer, hem). The Gov..mut party could not do it. The Whig party—pi net. their ashes--eindd sot do it (hon, bet , . At this onetime, however—a sienna the nun magnlficeet that Dublin ...