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... WHIG ASSAILANTS, We have shown, in the Packet of Tuesday, how the views of the Whig Government were carried out at elections, through their officials ; hut that was not all. The flexibility of the consciences of those satellites, where Whig advantage ...
... THE WHIG PRESS To this complexion we long since foresaw and foretold the mischievous and unprincipled advocates of the Whigs would come. Look upon this picture and then on this : (VROU THE TIMES.) IS3J.— Mat II.— If the shrewd IB3J.— Orr. 25.—“ We h»ve ...
... WHIG LIBERALITY. Strict orders have been received at the various Government offices, by order of my Lord Grey, not to send a single advertisement or encourage in the remotest degree any Newspaper, London or provincial, that does not strongly advocate ...
... WHIG FABRICATIONS. The Morning Chronicle of Wednesday states that the Duke of Wellington has represented to the King the necessity of submitting to the demands of the Irish Roman Catholic*. The same talc has been circulated at the west end of London, ...
... THE WHIG PRESS The London Morning Putt, with its usual vigilance ami anxiety to maintain the cause of truth and to detect and expose falsehood, has placed in juxta-position the following observations the leading London Ministerial Journal, which must ...
... THE WHIGS IN THE SULKS. THB KIV*»—TUB eBOri.B—AX» TMB LAW DUBLIN. TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1H36. The salaried occupants of theTrwwury benches—we cannot call them Ministers of the Crown—have found infinitely more convenient to resort to railing than argument. ...
... ELEVATION OF WHIGS. The Carlow Morning Cost makes a joyous announcement of the appointment of the following Whigs and Radicals to Governors of the Carlow Lunatic Asylum N. A. Vigors, M.P., Walter Hackney, M.P., Thomas Wallace, M.P.. the Right Rev. the ...
... WHIG TACTICS. The organ of the English Whig* appears to be dreadfully alarmed at the mere possibility of the existence of a friendly understanding between the Roman Catholic Church in Ireland and her Majesty's Government. It accordingly chuckles with ...
... WHIG FALSEHOOD The cleiea* of Minintera on ThurwUy nlgHt, opon Ih* motion of Mr. Bankes for an odjoornment, *** on a pretent for (il«.olvliig Parliament. The allegation of Lord Bnouoham was, that the were refined, tide mlterable ahlft—a downright Ul«ehm»l ...
... MORE WHIG DISHONESTY, A very remarkable illustration of the vile if not illegal practice* to which the present Ministers never scruple to resort when trembling for their politics! existence was brought under the consideration of the House of Commons Sir ...
... THE LAST WHIG JOB. thb acasN—rna psorlb—and tub law! DUBLIN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1839. Well, Lord Montragle, alias Momkite, alios Montctow and why not appropriately alias Mosrrmlture ?—has at length feathered his nest some purpose. Only think of this ...
... MOURNING OF WHIGS AND REPEALERS. The Freeman t Journal of yesterday issued from the press in the deepest mourning for the death of Repeal,** and the Salien of this day is partially adorned with black. Why partially we cannot tell, though we have made ...