... Rolls, as one who will probably offer himself in the Whig interest to the constituency. It is further stated that the early appearance of Mr. O’Brien in the field has somewhat disconcerted the Whigs, and that Mr. Johnson will consequently wait for a little ...

... most loathsome form of religious prejudice that, while it would take to its heart Protestant Whig like Mr. Sam Walker, it rejected with scorn a Catholic Whig like Mr. John Naisb ; but coming from one of a class of English statesmen who are constantly ...

... has the reputation of being a Whig and a friend of the Castle. For this reason he was not elected vicar oapltnlar at the death of Cardinal M’Cabe. musical talent is above the average. Dr Woodlook, of. Ardagh, is a Whig. He once befriended Errington and ...

... when the Whigs are in opposition. During the past few years the miserable creatures of the Govern- I ment, in the press and elsewhere, have often sought to make our members hark to the crack of the Treasury whips by twaddle about “ helping the Whigs,” just ...

... of creed (cheers). He strongly condemned the conduct of Dr. Kinnear supporting the Government by giving his vote favour of Whig coercion, ...

... to mean a want of union in the council of the Home Kiil rs. Lord Edmond the other , the attitude which expected from the Whigs—that is to say, abused tae bill, but intended to vote for it. was close upon midnight wiieu Lord John Manners rose speak, and ...

... Sergeant Armstrong—two Castle lawyers. it has been in the past, so it will be in the future. It only the Tory faction and the Whig faction who will have both the need and the means of bribing; and, consequently, the more dangerous it is made for both those ...

... resolution was seconded by Mr Woods, supported by Mr White, and carried with applause. Mr Heneghan lectures next Sunday on Whigs, Tories, and Bunkum. The usual monthly concert will held on Monday, 23rd in*', OLDHAM, Weekly meeting held on Sunday last—Mr ...

... high crimes and misdemeanours, and their self-rendered verdict of not guilty was, therefore, simply a piece of characteristic Whig audacity. The speeches at the banquet, however, were exceedingly instructive, and now that the general election is approaching ...

... himself to act loyally with the Irish leader and hia colleagues on all occasions. A section of the Whig faction in Dublin were very anxious to see the Whigs and Tories of the county coalescing and running a candidate of their own, but the supporters of these ...

... the enthusiasm of the national voters lof Dublin. There were found also on the 1 Unionist side a few types of that class of Whig I politician* who in the North by their alliance I with the Tories were enabled to defeat by I small majority Mr. Justin M'Carthy ...

... esponsible the period indicated If the Tories have cot been responsible for as many the 'Whigs, it is because they have not been power so often and unwaverins supporters of Whig c ercionist proposals they sre responsible, in one sense, for every one of the whole ...