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... parliament in College-green (loud cheers). I car® not for Whig or Tory, The Morning Chronicle is, forsooth, endeavouring persuade us to work for the restoration of the Whiga ; but I care uot whether Whigs or Tories are in power, all our exertions shall devoted ...
... popu 'fttion, hut its extent - a l'ty increase nr»| •«ipaff'd, if rquaUed, by any other town in the united kingdom— Northern Whig. ...
... interest on the next similar occassion, taking part with the insurgents, instead of putting them down. And if the course of Whig Administration had not been aTrested, there is too much reason to apprehend that such opportunity might have been speedily ...
... Sheerness, Portsmouth, Pembroke, Cork, and other prisons, shall have their liberty granted to them.— Britannia. The Commission*.—Whig-radical journals express an apprehension that it is intended, through the agency of the commission directed to Lord Granville ...
... has been won by the Tories and Chartists, who united after twelve o'clock at noon, and owing to the lethargy generally of the Whig party.— On this occasion Mr. Walter, jun., polled 1,830 votes ; Mr. O'Connor, 1.340 ; Sir John llobbousc, ; and Me. Gisborne ...
... than 3,000,000 teetotallers myself before three months have expired, and will unfurl the flag of Repeal, until I get both Whigs and Tories out of office, and put men in, who will shew' courage, shew pluck, and resolution to do justice to Ireland.” No ...
... of John Jackman, Esq., who has retired from tbe duties of the office. Mr. Jackman succeeded the late Mr. Archer, whilst the Whigs were in power, when there were several candidates for the office—Mr. Jackman carrying off the prize. In the preeent case, Mr ...
... Our flax crop is very much injured bv the dry weather, and cannot recover, as great part are already in flower.”— Northern Whig. ...
... jealous policy, winch, under the Whig measures of the Third William, forbade us to he nation participating the commercial and w*c';d advantages of Ureat Brifnin. Had not the channel intervened between us and tho selfish Whig monop.dy of our sister island ...
... letter, charges tho Independent with being Whig and m tho pay ef the Whigs, and with sacrificing truth and justice selfish and parly motives, in refusing to publish tho ; letter in question. •‘The Independent is Whig, and prefer, it, own profit, beyond justice ...
... guilty of inconsistency now denouncing the Whigs, and ■quoted passages of his which he spoke favoorably of them when there was fierce contefftlon between both partie*. to be «ure he always had preferred the Whigs the Tories, but as to the idea of admiring ...
... conducted by political knaves of the first water—l allude to the Sorlkern Whig. are going on peaceably—there was no feeling of irritation exhibited on our part, when the Northern Whig opened its batteries mud and filth against me (cries hear, hear). It wag ...