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... lIHILIGIOH AND POLITICO:— Tractieel Repel the intaaripalien Aet • The Whig Ilenlihno an Ireland • • • • a:Were News • • • • • . How to Set Our H in Order • • • • The Imaginary Journal • • • • • • Self. No. I. . anviEws:— Illettbllloesto dei /sato deli& ...
... speech to Mr. Bright's ; it had told heavily on the Irish Whigs. and had produced an impression in the country which 1 witnessed. If Mr. Bright intended to rally the Liberals so as to bring back the Whigs, it was a grave omission to omit all notice of Mr. Miienna's ...
... But up to the present time the Whigs have coquetted with the question in a way which betrays not only a looseness and disregard of principle, but an absolute contempt for the public opinion of the country. Even now the Whig leaders refuse to give any distinct ...
... to do the English work required of them at the hands of Whig or Tory Ministers, u the case might be; and, therefore, to secure an influence beyond the mere line of legality, they resolved to keep the appointment of the Sheriff in the hands of the Mi- ...
... important principle that the clergy are to vote wieldmoutly for the &jell& of Liberal principles--i.e., for the Whigs or Radicals, under pain of being excluded from all direct or indirect interference at elections. This is a rate, the general adoption ...
... and Whigs and adventurer: have been sent to Parliament in preference to the owners of the soil. But when they got there they betrayed the people. broke their pledges. and sold their `iretes for ministerial favours. A salutary hatred for the Whigs ha. ...
... and creeds, from men of all politics—Whig as well as National, Tory as well as Liberal—there is one expression of opinion, and that one is, policy, no less than moderation, demand this mild course of action. The number of signatures daily coming in from ...
... hammarg. The fight is over, and the Whig have won thel any. In a House of (2 members. including the Speaker, Lord John Rumen, has had a majority of $9, the numbers being—MO for the Whig Ri!aphOia , .. and 291 agai list . 'llw adjournment or the ?fou*e ...
... would cease to be Whigs and Liberals. Unfortunately in England and Ireland therein too huh, difference between Whigs and Liberals on one side, and Tories and Conservatives on the other. The difference mainly consists in this—that the Whigs aud Liberals are ...
... tion with the Whig Liberals, on condition of a plentiful distribution of places upon one side, and unahrinking political support on the other, or s hould make up their minds to devote their efforts to the one purpose of patting the Whig Liberal party ...
... WHIGS AND TORIES. The Wexford People, iu an able leading article, considers the arguments usually put forward on behalf of those Catholics who helped to put Lord Palmerston, Lord J. Russell, and Kr. Gladstone into power, and who still exert themselves ...
... of the Whigs, who, as some prophets tell us, will be swamped by the influx of Radicals. It may be so, but Radicals under Whig leadership have never yet been better than mere Whip. When the Whigs are out, the Radicals are useful, but when the Whigs are in ...