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... THE WHIGS. The Whigs have resolved on a disastrous immortality. They stand out in bold relief as paragons of inconsistency, weakness, vacillation and tyranny. False to themselves, they are doubly false to the people who reposed confidence in their professions ...
... how, we are anxious to be told, could the Whigs get on ? These are questions which should be atked and answered by enthusiastic politicians, before they made the welkin ring with their outcries against the Whigs, or create dissentions which cannot tend ...
... THE WHIG PANACEA FOR IRELAND ! The Whigs are a grievous curse on the Empire.— They are worse in many respects than their com-rogues the Tories. They are infinitely more destitute of integrity and bereft of principle ; and when they resolve j on dirty ...
... (from the northern whig.) Derrt, Sunday Night. The steamer, Londonderry, plying between Sligo and Liverpool, left the former port on Friday, with, it appears, an unusually large number of passengers—a great many of them, it is thought, being on their ...
... of the nation, cannot expected to suffer unavenged. The Whigs will feel when it is too late that they let some, glorious opportunities slip through their fingers unworthy of attention. Let the Whigs put their bouse in order. Ireland has tried and found ...
... MORE WHIG PROMISES Sir GREY said that the hon. gentleman who last spoke had given right interpretation of the sentiments of his noble friend (hear, hear). He was anxious to argue the matter in the House Commons, and not to resort to force, except force ...
... CONDITION OF IRELAND—WHIG MENACES.! The unexampled difficulties of Ireland—the miseries of her population—the prostration of all classes, the utter absence of a healthy public opinion, and the prospect of another famine far and away more horrible to ...
... regarding this doctrine of the NatioJi—it is one of indignation and disgust. As to offence to Whigs, why should Smith O’Briks’s mouth be sealed because he thinks that Richard Sheil, the quondam Repealer should renew his ancient creed, and stand by his ...
... Spirit CONCESSIONS TO IRELAND ; OR, THE WHIGS CUDGELLED. (from the tablet.) When anything in the way of juatice or honour has be got out of the Whigs there is only one way of doing it; and that is kicking or cudgelling them. Whether you be strong weak ...
... Whig or Tory. dislike compromises—“ Fiat juntilia ruit ccßlum —and for Ireland there can no justice while the management of her affairs is in the hands of strangers who neither know or love her. A residence 22 years in England has made more at tad ed ...
... Tata* of th« property in Ireland I •* Nor Whig nor Tory can tell us of the means meeting the coming disaster. The members of the ministry have not touched upon it any of their elections. The press of £ngland is mute, save when it gives utterance to caiomnies ...
... Price PENSIONING THE CLERGY—THE WHIG GOSPEL. W« are always willing to receive from any quarter lesson* in morality ; even from the Whigs, provided have very good assurance that the lessons in ques* tion are not lessons in immorality. The just-published ...