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... AUSTRIA Views a, March 21. —The feeling of the Austrian Government towards England has much improved since the resignation of the Whig Cabinet, and I have on various occashns been given to understand that it will not be the fanlt of this Conrt if those amicable ...
... do see here again ! The Whig*, forming alliance with the men, who, and out of Parliament, held them to public •com and indignation traitor* tb* Catholic* and incapable and dishonest—the men who are pab- pledged to turn the Whigs of office if they should ...
... criterion which we ate immJiaUly to judge, save the newspapers. Among Ihese, the circulation of those which are opposed to the Whigs or Radicals isos five to one-in talent, five thousand one. The tame proportion will hold the monthly periodicals. Ascend the ...
... Chapman, he a Whig; Mr. W. 11. Hagan, the foreman, one of the Radical representatives for the county; Sir Percy Nugent, a Roman Catholic: Mr. Tuite, Whig; Uoo. Henry Parnell, Whig; Mr. William Chapman, a Whig; and Mr. John C. Lyons, Whig. ...
... I grant it. They say the Whigs postponed a Tenant Bill ’till after the eleventh tour had sounded, because they hoped Ireland would come right in course of time without the of exceptional legislation—well meaning people— Whigs and Tories indifferently ...
... the Commons upon the comparative advantages the country, of a Conservative Government like that of Sir 11. Peel, or such Whig or Whig Government it would possible to construct under our pro* sent circumstances. In truth, with the exception of that unlucky ...
... during the latter part of every session ; so also does the only Whig member for an important unicorn county upon the borders of Wales. The representative in the House of Commons of a great Whig dukedom,attached to the old religion of the country, lias only ...
... be easily conceived—but to buy it first to ham afterwards—without any earthly intelligible purpose iu view !—O those Whigs ! those Whigs ! Quuusque tandem mbutere patientia nostra ? _ Cobn Trade.—By an order of the House of Commons, made ( uring the last ...
... departments Whigs have been most reUgionly excluded, and are so to this boor. believe they will be so long ss they consent to occupy their present position of sabeervience to the views of policy of Lord Aberdeen. It mart not supposed that this of the Whig party ...
... Michael O’Hara do (P) 73 Mr Henry J Waters (P) 63 Thoa Kelly 63 Mr John Davri (Whig) 43 Mr Pat Chambers 32 Mr John B Dillcn (Whig) 39 Mr Euan declared Messrs Dodd, Gill, Howley, O’Hara, Waters, aud Kelly duly elected amid ...
... in all its branches. Great charitable dinners at Bristol —£170 subscribed by the Whig friends the poor, and by the heartless Tory oppressors. General turn-ont of the Whigs; final and general jobbing by Lords Auckland, Palmerston, Brougham, &c.; and gallant ...
... change in the MinUlry—entirely Whig—or entirely Tory. the former, it is asserted, that Lord Grey will come Into the Cabinet as IVnne Minister, and that all the Anti- Catholic Members will be expelled, make room lor the Whigs the old school. By the latter ...