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... WHIG HUNGER FOR OFFICE. Wino sad Radical newspapers are periodic illy, sad properly, indignant —and stream forth their indignation pretty plentifully—at the malpractices of people who, deslit.g with money or stock, are base eimagli to engage in a kind ...
... PUN DAM IIARILLTS. It • 0. t s 4 Wheat (Whigs) per hone' 1 11 0 • 1 8 0 Do. (bob 40. $s a 16 11 Nasley 0185 nom (ekes) 4.. S le. 3 •is print ols 6 11 Id I fudim Waite rr *Ws SS S oii 0 Y e ll o w 4 4 , 4 • 11 ft 0 0 .looriMporloo 11 0 0 ' First. is. •IS ...
... 1843. and was M.P. for the county of Monaghan for thirteen years. trout 18.52 to 1865. By an unholy combination between the Whigs, and the extreme Radicals of the county. Sir Georg.. ' , order failol to secure his re-election that year. the Hon. Veal Dawson ...
... Armagh jail, visited M•Keown to-day. The prisoner soden; :Rim extreme nervous imtability, but otherwise he is well.--VortAsra Whig. ...
... between Whig and Tory, or Route and England , for the beginning and end of his creed is, that Ireland's people, no matter whence derived, ought to own and rule Ireland' as they please, and for their own benefit; and thin is an idea whieh neither Whig nor ...
... Mayor is hut an empty dream. The sound Protestantism of the borough, which can split up when the difference is merely between Whig and Tory, presents a arm phalanx when the bated scrod is in question. It might be possible to Wash the bigots some sharp lessons ...
... cwt. being 'shied, but for inferior .quality prices were in favour Layers. Wethers, being scarce, mended high 10d. per lb. Whig freely for that class. Rough ewes hard to:inove, effect sales s considerable reluction bad to be ...
... existence. Radicals. Whigs, Home Repealeni, Ultrsinontaiies tneso are realities known to the English Parliament; and who' Liberal party is talked of, what is meet is the fortuitous continuation of all or of some of these. The Whigs are compelled to accept ...
... ', I did not near', equal the number of r eient Home Rnle representatives. and 'Acing were, after all, little better than Whigs, tempered by the personal in.of their great leader. They were ‘Vhigs •d Repealers after—a very long way in some cases. 'lhe ...
... office generally tleal successfully with home affaiis, pre• seining a striking contrast in this alepartment to the management of Whig officials the policy of the party in foreign affairs has within the past century been its weakest and most vulnerable pout ...
... speeches against the bill was that delivered by the O'Conor Don. Gladstone, Bright, Lowe, Hartington, Cavendish, and all the Whigs voted against the Home Rule party. In committee of the whole house a resolution was passed with a view to the introduction ...
... Gladstone'? To aid the Turks—ask John or Ben— The Whigs lost hosts of Englishmen. Why hector now? You bravoed then, And gave Ilationiet blessings. Althongh they knew his cutthroat bent. The 'lurk he loaned, by Whig consent, At the low rate of ten per cent. ...