THE STATE OF IRELAND
... asked all Loyalists to aid in repelling the wave of Communism, wiiich attacked all kinds of property and the homesteads of Whig aud Tory, Catholic and Protestant. ...
... asked all Loyalists to aid in repelling the wave of Communism, wiiich attacked all kinds of property and the homesteads of Whig aud Tory, Catholic and Protestant. ...
... House, we believe, has not been so crowded before this Mr. Gladstone's speech has produced great dissatisfaction among the Whig section of the Liberal Party. Several of the usual sup- porters of the Government, will vote with tlie Opposition, and many ...
... Strand. decidedly clever.”—Athe- BE Ou! LIFE: froe ton HENRY SOUTHGATE as banisome as valu- cleat to. Day tu the Dt “A in “x. Whig Exeter-strect. Strand. ...
... emocrat over four Whig candidates, one of the m being Daniel Webster, and another Wm. H_.rri.son, who was four years later chosen over Van Buren and the Liberty ticket represented by a few thousand votes. The Democrats and the Whigs continwed tho. contest ...
... would te tine the Lord Chancellor, an timate friend not invain. But first came into the holders of the richer benefices the Whigs were “seized rmination not todie,” and the ot was still deferrerl. At last the which we have called B, in the gift of the Lord ...
... have hitherto hesitated to tell the yy of their that the of the tien to which tuey not to be trusted fo relied drilled the Whigs into en to keep them steady on with the questiun of combining a measure of redistribution In and out of the Howe there is a ...
... represent the almost unanimous desire of “the Lrish people but where are his followers ? With the assistance of the Ulster Whigs he could only muster forty votes out of over a hundred, and even amongst these opinions as to the scope and object of the pro- ...
... Welli until the public have an oppor. frum of the monument by which it tunity of j is to be Mr. Gladstone’s speech among the Whig section usual sy of tin Liberal Party. Several of of the Government will vote with and many will abstain. of the Government ...
... natives, awar with Gallic bluster and who accepted defeat with Oriental humili ‘fed out excuses for their of the West-country Whigs,” but without their personal courage, whv have allowed their allies to be ruined to be murdered and mutilated with impu- mity—these ...
... part in the proceedings. — Lord Stair remarked that the gathering had been of an unpre- cedented character, in respect that Whigs and Tories agreed. — The proceedings terminated with three cheers for the Queen. ...
... of the tical faith. There was a Whig and a Tory side to the face, and an anec- “ote is told of a lady ho went toa ball at the house ofa nobleman having in her hui P ut ber in a manner which pr med her to be a staunch Whig, w! hereas the had in tended to ...
... Parliament whieb had be. n prope ed to be with in time: of ealy on two puints, which were beth of them points ient history—in the Whig Bill of 1854 and other bills, aud also be.ause the Conservatives year by year, from ten down lo.¢ until nuw, Lad opposed pro- ...