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... WHIG WONDERS It is a fact, that at this moment there is not a single Irish Member of Parliament for an Irish county, city, or borough, connected place or office with the present Ministry. We believe that the Whigs are the first, for a great number of ...
... June 15 WHIG PRANKS. have had within this week additional instance of the disposition of the Whigs towards the Irish press and the |ji>h people; the readers of newspapers in this country are aware that the Irish journals, especially those published once ...
... WHAT WOULD HAPPPEN IP THE WHIGS WERE OUT ? {Prom the Edinburgh Review.) It is a singular spectacle that now presented by the co-opera-ion of the more unscrupulous of the Tories'especially in th e Lords, with the more violent of the Radical party. This ...
... RIOTS A.T WOLVERHAMPTON, The result the investigation into the Wolverhamp' ton affair proves that the accounts published by the whig-radical papers were most grossly exaggerated, and places the conduct of the military beyond blame. It appears tint the population ...
... non-intekvention RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED THE NON RATIFICATION CONGRESS. \ lß _“ The Tight Little Island.'’ When the Whigs first came in, Good Lord what a din They made all about their intention, That this glorious nation Should keep her high station “In ...
... for which Whigs contend, s’rongly corrobora ing what have on many occasions asserted, that the Whigs do more than their enemies to frustrate Whig mea- all who dread that Repeal would be productive of evil instead of good, say, see what the Whigs through ...
... lJed, who arc neither Wliijj, nor Tory, nor Destruc. live. The Whigs and Toiies are too well known to need description. The Wl'igs Proper,” that is, the place-hunting Whigs, and the Toiies of the same propensity, have long bean the exclusive monopolists ...
... THE PRESS, (Prom the True Sun.) Ixixland. Whig Administration.— lt has been charge justly brought against most Administrations for a century past, that Ireland has been lost sight of abandoned ; that her affairs have been neglected, and her claims suffered ...
... ——— —~ ' f Mar in. if were even a Whig, 1 A'vTl-IOKV A>St>ClAlluN. .1 t COD fij i„ him, would almost prefer Saturday, the adjourned meeting of this Association tQ , . 1 have beeu informed that «as held at the Corn Exchange.' j in Unrcy of Clifden will ...
... fully developed before the Whigs came into office yet did -he Whigs then adopt their measure of Irish Reform, giving theieby extended fntrtchiae a people labouring the time, as they how allbge, under a state of lunacy 1 If the Whigs knew this to be the case; ...
... since, or have the Whigs receded from the principles then professed by them ? If the Whigs are now what they were then, or then appeared to he. the Birmingham folk stand convicted of being in fault. If, on the other hand, the Whigs have flinched from ...
... show to Irishmen the extent of the share destined for them in the benefits of Whig ■Reform ! number on each side already forms a theme for the boasts and exultations of the Whig coteries. They delight in the preponderance of four hundred and sixty-six against ...