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... has appearedin Tyrone ona visit to Mr. Dickson, M.P., and n,rpmru to be in hopes of inducing the withdrawal of Mr. Wylie, the Whig candidate for Mid-Armagh, in order that he wighio sip 1n 10 his place, Clare beiag no longee available, ...
... them the base and bloody Whigs.” But tho Whigs are now dead. Of course, like political mctcorolites, one or another may seen crossing the horizon ; but tbo light is transient and feeble. In the progress of development the Whig has become a Radical, and ...
... increased instead of being lowered. The leap from an £8 franchise in boroughs to exceeds, in our opinion, anything that Whigs or Whig-Radicals would have attempted. The late Lord Panmure thought he was making a great sacrifice to popular opinion when ho ...
... exclusion of the Whigs from will weaken their influence, strengthen that of their opponents—and help expose the shams and insincerities of those who nave for I so many session* held power but for grand'sement. great dread of the Whigs I lias been the acts ...
... could by possibility contrast more strongly than that of Mr. Disraeli and the abortion of the Whig Chancellor during bis last year but one of office. The Whig minister peddled, and shuffled, and altered his plans no less than three times in one session ...
... Aberdeen display a nervous anxiety to relievo themselves of the onus of conspiracy to overthrow tb« late Government, not solitary Whig has repudiated the accusation. Lord John Kusscll is silent on the subject. The Marquis of Lansdowne is dumb. Sir Charles Wood ...
... supported such interest. It was the Tories who frustrated the knavish tricks of the Whigs when they wanted dispossess freemen of their franchise (laughter and cheers.) The Whigs were against factory legislation, and said that the masters hod right to what they ...
... Mr. Gladstone,l»eveu if fell favourably inclined pay graceful compliment no opponent, could scarcely pass over the chums of whig grandees to the garter. ...
... case, ns wed as other. You do not see the Whigs passmng Whigs that they may advance Conservative; bnt it Is common thing to see Conservatives neglecting Conservatives, and at the same time advancing individual Whigs, .thereby contributing preserve the minority ...
... CORNELIUS O’DOWD. , Foertm-jo Par adige—Pebssso.—A Liort Business bequirino ko Capital,—Stoby. j mo THE •• Land Question. A GREAT WHIG JOURNALIST. CHARLES EEADE’S NOVELS. W. Blackwood A Sons, Edinburgh and London, Agents for Ireland—Honoas, Foster, & Co., Dublin ...
... proposes to increase 8J millions! Truly we are a patient people, or should not submit to such Whig jobterry and corruption, I say Whig” jobbery, for hare not the Whigs had all the business in their hands for the main portion of that time, and do they not look ...
... an army not knowing when was beaten, and have argued therefrom that the chastisement could not have been very severe. The Whigs also ret ns if ignorant their misfortune, not because Ibeir woes are light, but because they are so demoralised po’itical principle ...