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... FREEMAN'S JOURNAL. DUBLIN: THURSDAY, JUNE 6. 1839. ; WHIGS AND TORIES. I The evil that men do lives after them, The good is oft interred with their bones. We have frequently said harsh things of the Whigs, and more frequently have we been com- pelled to ...
... WHIG CONSISI4NCY. ?? -1A1 he- Ie l u (FlRiOM THlE ThUE MN.) Hear why be (Sir John livboebboae) thinks a slauding armay, is, like the debt, a nftioital blessveng just Iw V-] -If any constitutional jealousy had prevailed in former Parliaments vwi b respect ...
... defence of a small grant for the repairs of Maynooth, and the uninitiated might have supposed that the vote was safe. The Whigs are Whigs- Mr. Spooner's amendment was carried, and Lord John was again, poor man, in a minority. Of course, this was a great grief ...
... centuries ? Surely -we are not so unconscientious as to think that Tory prelacy implies plunder, and Whig prelacy purity- that saints sit on the Whig benches, and their anti- types on the Tory. No i'faith we make no such dis- itinctions-a prelate is a ...
... THE WHIG FEDERATION. yesterday a meeting of the Whig Federation was held in the Central Lecture Hall, Westmore- land. The ehair was occupied by Mr. T D Sulli- van. M P. Amongst those present were- Messrs David Sheehy, DI P; J Deasy, MI P; Thos Coodon' ...
... I THE WHIGS AND THEIR BRETHREN. It was sarcastically remarked by Sidney Smith that Joseph's brethren could not have been Whigs, g or Joseph would not have been treated so harshly cl by them. The latter day reign of the Whigs I has certainly fully justified ...
... wHIG PAtTRONS. TO THE EDITOtR or TIHE FREEMAN. It has been frequently made a matter of merited accusa- tion against tile Whigs that,il dispensing their patronage. theyjfrgot theirfriesnds and pronisted their eneniies. They were kuown to pass by those ...
... (said O'Connell at Mallowr), if I cannot vindicate my fame and free my country ? I also expressed my opinion that if the Whigs made Re. peal of the Union an orEN QUESTION that Repealers may support them. Mr. M. J. Barry dissented. I said, Let us, as ...
... THE WHIG FEDERATION. .: . Yesterday the fortnightl7 meeting of the Whiz Federation was held in the Central Hall, West- moreland-street. The chair was sccupied bv ?? John Desy, 31 P. There were also present- &r Murphy, M P; M.r Thomas Condon, M P; MatfieR ...
... THE WHIG FEDE1BATION. 1 THE SUSTAINMENT OF THE EVICTED TENANTS. MR. DILLON APOLOGISES -TO MR. W. REDMOND, AND TAIKS OF MR. PARNELL, INDEPENDENT OPPOSI. TION, AND THE LIBERAL PARTY. A LITTLE SHOT FROM MR. HEALY Yesterday aE meeting of the Federation was ...
... WHIG CLUB. The York Whig Club hell its annual meeting on Monday last, when the attendance was more than usually numerous. It is delightful to meet occasi. onaily with meetings ot this nature, where every noble and gerkerous sentimant of the heart finds ...
... THE POLICY OF THE WHIGS.; -t | The following exposition of ithe policy of the Whigs, upon the question of the corn laws our readers may rely upon as well founded London, January 17. The position of parties -or rather of the leideis of par.' tiem-begins ...