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... THE NEW CORPORATION, AND WHIG WORTHIES. The Whigs never think any period of the session too late for the introduction of measures prejadi- fi cial to Ireland. Accordingly a bill has been brought t in under the auspices of our Chief Secretary and . So ...
... THE WHIGS THE NIGHT BEFORE THE CRiSIS. I Up to the date of the latest intelligence which has reached us from London, thle unfortunate Whig, ministry showed the same dull and dogged reluc- tance to meet their fate which characterised these culprits ever ...
... THE NORTHERN 'WHIG -REPEAL OF THE ?? ~, - .I N . - o The Northern Whig has shown there is nothing am paradoxical in the assertion of the' poet, that in an, ' the lower deep there is a deeper still. Since the an commencement of the Repeal agitation the ...
... IHE ESTABLISHED CHURCH AND WHIG THE JOBBELISI 'Tis really wonderful how soon people become uua,. vinced of the necessity of reform when they are likely to derive any personal advantage from its triumph. Of this we have ample demonstration in h the Evening ...
... called the death warrant of the Whig ministry: There prevails an impression that the statesmen now in power are not the party or the men that they once were. It is found difficult to idintifv them with the historical Whigs, or with the great men who governed ...
... DUBe TUeeStDAY JYfoun1a4 DUBLIN, TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1848. THE WHIG POLICY FOR IRELAND-TIE PROSECUTIONS. True to the old policy which has ever eharac- h terised the Whigs when in power, they have made prosecution not the exception but the rule, and their ...
... I Afog HAWKING FOR WHIG SUPPORT. The declaration of the twenty-one proprietors who con- descend to discounteualle ths. Repeal agitation, is still being hawked about the country. Signatures are bpi11g mrost piteously solicited. A correspondent writes ...
... manufacturer to the Castle has no sinecure. Feeble and rapid, as the uneasy move-. ments of a feverish man, are the efforts of the Whigs to get up confidence she;lows. They feel that the blood of the Irish people who perished through neglect is red on their ...
... NORMH DOCK BRANCH WHIG FED-| RATION. ILast evening a meeting of the above branch of the Irish Whig Federatio, was held in the Verdon Hotel, Talbot-street, Mr. M Hearse pre- s ide a. Amongst those present were Mr T D Sufivan, MIP; Rev Father Ilehan, A ...
... from any more eligible chapter of their history. We defy any liberal journal to draw the line more broadly and clearly between Whig and Tory; more powerfully to justify the course which the former party has always taken upon Irish ques- tions, or more pointedly ...
... arc tolerably fair specimens of the Whig cabinet. All is hollow, vague, and unsatisfactory in their arguments and professions. Mr. Thomson declares that the corn law s are very mis- chievous; but declares that the Whigs, true to their nature, are not prepared ...