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... such ahould have been the instructions that General had received. Mr, O’Conneil entered into a detail of the rituetion the Whig and Tory Parties, at Ihe period the ratification of the Treaty of Limerick, in England and Scotland—la England, William had ...
... attribute to individuals, and not to party. If we look back history, we shall find the proposition have alluded to is untrue, far Whig and Tory are concerned; for we shall find that, in all the instances, die latter has been the proposer of liberal measures ...
... asked did Mr. O’Connell mean offer that support in opposition to. and abandonment of, their friends in Parliament, known the Whigs ? Mr. O’Coenellsaid, yes! certainly—Mr. E. M.Donnell wished that the matter should be somewhat better understood, before a ...
... besides a handsome present, her highest approbation of the ingenious powers this aspirant after fame in a novel line.—AVr/Arm Whig* The Quakers in the United States are taking a groat interest on the subject of the Slave Trade. A remonstrance from persons ...
... Cxcsp(xpnpf» ~“ Com- Chronicle 136,030 139,325113.800119150 S News Letter ,136,325 126,725 136448 64,075 81,400 64,038 55979 Whig 30,512 43750 Herald 2.125 1,950 2,125 3675 Morning Post i 2,500 )4,250 16,800 27250 ne Journal.. 10.400 10.400 10,450 10450 ...
... extinguish if possible the Protestant Press in Ireland. This co-operation of the Catholic Association with the stump of the Whig faction, which has set out this crusade, clearly evinces a long concerted scheme of operations, for this very liberal undertaking ...
... William Peel, are all mentioned as the probable candidates te succeed him in the Tory interest. Mr. Bright will stand upon the Whig interest. At Hereford, notwithstanding the wish of Vise. Eastnor to retire, it has been determined bysome his constituents ...
... that when things are well aa they art, he’s a fool who tries how they may be. I am. Sir, &c. &c. D* #, T HIBERNICUS. THE WHIGS—BUONAPARTE. (FROM JOHN BULL.) Captain Maitland has just published very interesting statement connected with the surrender of ...
... t nod, ' The English and the Scotch manage matters much belter ' than we do. They don’t care how trade, commerce tbannfaei whig they Itaret but they take very_good care they (hall not lutva coo much religion. For tip Irish reserved the extraordinary merit ...
... yield to Hume in glory, Who*e voice the war of words could close, Frighten alike his friend* and foe*, And put flight—both Whig and Tory. THE MAN OF FIGURES—NOT THE FACTS. Midas, ’tit said possessed the art of old. Of turning whatsoe’er he touch’d to ...
... I must, replied the Chietbun, hut curse lie on you, Donald,” turning towards bis son, if you forgive him. Hequisite fur a Whig.—“ Who is that new Member,” said the late Lord to Mr. Canning, pointing towards melancholy looking gentleman who was seated ...
... overbearing party, which Could nevermore rearttsliead in that county, Never had aoch arts been used'io crush individasl ss the Whig faetiaa had used against him. Snch scenes might pass in despotic country, but in a land of freedom, governed 'by equal laws ...