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... Spirit fltiftlic THE WHIGS, PAST AND PRESENT. (FROU TUB TIMM.) Thorn prevail# impre##ioii that the statesmen now in power arc not the party or the men they oneo were. It is found difficult to identify them with the historical Whigs, or with the great men ...
... as any man of ho abilities can be •it lit King’s government in the hands of the Whigs. My anxious wish is, that the Radicals throughout the kingdom should support the Whigs. [A voice in the crowd, They don’t far enough.’) Why, they don’t as far I could ...
... parliamentarians, now designated Whigs. Several conjectures suppose these appellations arose at the time of the meaMub plot, 1C79, the parties believing in the truth thereof being called Tories, and those of a different opinion Whigs. ...
... lo'Mr. John O'Connoll; Mr. O’Brien has charged us with Whig alliance, and with the most terrible consequences resulting from that alliance—the death of the people by starvation. With regard that Whig alliance, I don’t wish to use any term of personal o ...
... of which be was himself a member, in 1814. Tho Tories set an example. The Whigs have followed it. Tho Tories resolved upon victimising Daniel O’Connell, whatever means. The Whigs resolved upon victimising John Mitchel, whatever means. Precedent was sufficient ...
... any pleasure inseeingthe Whigs returned to power, orentertained any hope from a Whig Ministry any more than from tho Tory Ministry. His opinion was now, as it hod always been, that they had nothing to expect from either Whig or Tory Government, or from ...
... proceedings on which tho Northern Whig thought, fit to animadvert, and observe that Mr. M‘Gee should have been expected defend hia fellow-townsmen of Wexfcrd ngainst the slanders of the Northern Whig. Aa h* knew that the Northern Whig only made nw of him for purpose ...
... it all die instances which brought the Whig liberal!, contact with ttlm we iimv c*i( the valitmul Murals —in all the great rugglea which ilial class liberals, generally knnwii the Leinster declaratiiniisls Whigs, laodvraies, want ** 'se” men obtained ...
... of their Whig deputies, which ih»v were not able to their own power when in office themselves—the attempt to which dlsplaced them office—and wlt'ch n they vainly attempted to late occasion the power of their nutneric.il strength. Are these Whigs, then, ...
... Wh*gs all Ins life [loud cries of ‘* hear, beai’ J. been tiled crim nil bv the Whigs, (lad been imprisoned the Whig*, had been persecuted by the Whigs, and bad been ruined by Whigs fhear.] denied llie C»nadians lab ured under grievances “no, no.” great body ...
... the aaveral candidates, which hope classed into Conservative, Whig, and Liberal, The respective numbers will stand nearly rqual ; the Conservatives | will number from from 20 to 23 ; the Whigs from ' 14 to 18 ; and the Liberals from 20 to 22. However, |we ...
... abusing the Whigs—even upon points which they merit censure— if by doing tlie interests of Tory, that man shows illv not recollecting that the great crime the Whigs to resemble Tories; and that a Tory is nothing more th in an exaggeration ail Whig faults, ...