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... them -2’&1« that the | ald factions rosource of an Irish borough will not work now! Panpy hates a Whig worse than Dr. Jonxeox and a Peclite worse than a Whig. Throughout the cm}i’: there is a growing impression that it is advisable to hom(}on and bonour ...
... published reports. Favke o 8 tae Spreian ComussioN.—Speaking of the late mischevous special failure in Monaghan, the Northern Whig, a paper parti ly fond of the present adiministration, thus ¢:—* Looking at the results, we are unaffoctedly sorry that that ...
... to the hustings than its adoption by Parliament. Whilst, however, it has been ingeniously termed a bill for “ continuing the Whig ministry,” we are inclined to think that those anxious for a sweeping measure of “Reform” will be woefully disappointed with ...
... Rumour says that the right hon. Charles Villiers, M. 1% has been offered ane of the vacant posts now at the disposal of the Whigs, Mr, Bernal Osborne’s name has been also wentioned in eonneetion with a probable oflicial appointiaent, AN Exviaormyany Case ...
... to resign office, Sir JauEs Doxe, was anxious to ascertain if he really meant it. Nor was this surprising ; for your genuine Whig as interpreted ‘bytbekmel] Government may be scotched a many times before it is killed, and until the earth is well trampled ...
... on the 16th of March, in Pompey’s Curia, where now E _COUNTY. MIRROR, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY '24, 1852. this preserved by the Whigs in 1832, the authors Lfih%m“?hiflltvw&nfihw@nm Marlborough sends two members to the House of Commons. This borough is controlled ...
... about—an insignificant tail in want of a bead. Laughter.) But Ido not think thz:illfindit. The gmtry‘:rtywil]mthve&m.ni will the Whigs, And st the next general election, I believe that party will be clean done up. (Cheers.) Welihmofinwlig:l: principles, either ...
... ill twenty-five years elapse before o{, happens to our once protected and flourishing }:M,h:,;',‘ May our Government (be it Whig, Tory, or Radiey, , : commercial men look to this, and W‘:i'r it well ! )l:'l in the mean time, without saying more about ...
... their repesentatives, their purpose is torely upon the sense of the United Parliament fairly canvassed and fairly tuken. The Whig M@:&m:?ummndmmhm mainl; i this “ Brigade ”—in dispensilzm’thiulu'pywtlmdberbygimpmdthzhh reliance is upon the nation. The ...
... MARCH. Fraser's MaGazlNe For Tows AND COUNTRY com- Wwences with un able and impartial notice of Mr. Roebuck’s “History of the Whig Ministry of 1830 to the Passing ofthe Reform Bill.” ~ Adwitting the diflculttg'of achieving impartiality in contemporary history ...
... directly, sead him here, and et him and your Whig friends understand thet & union will ensure an easy Jjealousy or distrust will certainly “You could not have & more effective person to communicate with the Whigs here than Lord C——. ‘ I-'-h:n-t.ln. Yours ...
... representative in Parlimnent. That was an exciting period—the different parties in the State were then nicely balanced. The Whig party had been in power—if power it conld be called—for a considerable number of years, but their majorities were so slender ...