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... Fitzgerald seconded—** That this board resffirms its con~ demnstion of the policy of emigration persisteutly nivocated b,; the Whig and 'l!ory party, which has proved so disastrous to Ires land, «nd belives that the policy of migration: embolied in the Lwnd ...
... some of the scions of the House of Hanover, is often, without any other recommendation, the man whom the Government, whether Whig or Tory, is, in its next benevolent eye-glass inquiry DEATH OFTIIE MOST REV. Dit. WARREN, LORD BISHOP OF FERNS. 'The Church ...
... social reform should begin, in a reglrd for the practical amelioration of the condition of the poorer class of workers: but as Whig statesmanship only concerns itself with temporary expedients, oscillating betweea Tory retrogression and Radical progress, ...
... he had no hesitation in stating, from experience, that the most bitter enemies of popular rights are that class known as Whig Cawtbolica—a low, contemptible set, who would expect every person to be bowing and cringing in their mighty presence. This ...
... relactant to admit the ineffi ciency of the Lund Bill of their party for the solution of the Irish social problem, T{« eniue of Whig statesmanship is tentative, and iy no. means heroie. It is afraid to grajple cours sgeously with even recognised or socinl ...
... ve of the once popular owner of Tinteru, with 20 votes, down to the mushroom part-owner of Taylorstown with his 2 votes), Whigs, Tories, and emergency men, for the office of guardian fur this division ; and further, on his being elected chairman of the ...
... the State, the landlord, or the tenant. Mr. Devitt iidicules the idea of settlement under the Land Act of 18t 1. He says— As Whig Statesmanship only concerns itself with temporary expedients oscillating between Tory retrogression and Radical progress, it ...
... Mi. MCIIPHY, in returning thanks, dwelt upon the important service of tee Borough Home Rule Club in rescuing the town from Whig domination and cliqueistn. and trusted it mead continue for many a year to perform such good National work as the election ...
... connected with the Act the better. • Mr. N. Codd—Who are the nierubers of the coinmitts,. on Irish affairs? Mr. M. Sinnott—All the Whig party. Mr. N. Cotid—ls Col. King Harman one of the committee? (laughter). Mr. Peacocke-1 beg leave to propose that Mr. Villers ...