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... lis intention of offering himself as a candidate for the representation of this county, unless some other oppbnent'of the Whigs and their anti-Irish policy should come forward. Mr Creagh possesses cOnsiderable property in the filoinity of Clare, and should ...
... magnificent fleet of the Galway Transatlantic Company has, after a long and wearisome battle, been wrung from an unwilling Whig ministry. It will require the utmost vigilance on the part of the Directors of the Company to fulfil the very stringent tsrms ...
... PER BOHEMIAN. The Richmond Whig contains Chaileston news to the 20th August, stating that during the last twenty-four hours Federal operations were confined to a steely and continuous bombardment of Fort Sumter from guns on Morris Island. The Federal ...
... the town of Oilford has been libelled. It has hedu represented in the Whig a place where party spirit runs so high that a collision between the two parties is dreaded. In fact the Whig has given the inhabitants of this town en advice, gratis, on the subject ...
... than Eighteen Millions,or more than tour times the amount of the Consolidated Annuities.—(p. 223.1 This was a truly liberal Whig measure of relief to Ireland : it was doing h, r justice with a vengance I Really Lord Palmerston (one of our Absentee Landbolds ...
... four arcr:Censervativee. Sir Punk Crossley, a Radical, but now settling down into quiet Whig.. gam ; a Sir John Remade'', once • Whig, bet ' new impatient of the Whig yoke under the gaiduos of his kinsman, Mr. Herman, are supporters Of the present Government ...
... not likely to evoke any gratitude from his party. There are two mem• hers of the House of who wet Solicitors General to the Whigs. Sir David Dundas did them. good service before Lord John Russell ever dreamt of attaching to his skirts the Peelites. But ...
... Thursday,. at his country residence, Roebuck, Dublir,. in his seventy-fifth year. The late prelatewas an Englishman. of the Whig School, and on his appointment to the See of Dublin ow the demise of Archbishop Magee in 1831,. was very coolly received. Few ...
... irik treated by the Whigior• they ignosaithelray in.whichl bish intureats generally are systematically' overlooked by the Whigs; they do , net re-- member the manner in which the Whip have• permitted the flag of England to be insulted without remonstrance ...
... Commission of the peace for the Counties of Galway, Donegal, and Leitrim. This is a paltry piece of revenge on the part of the Whig Cabinet, and is very unlikely to win respect. In giving expression to this opinion we are not to be understood as approving ...
... Russell, although on the wßole the most capable of tho Whig leaders, was thoroughly incompetent to the arduous task of a Minister of England. Perhaps the opinion was a just one. Possibly the Whig younger son was better adapted to occupy a tuber linate ...
... there's the public money (But your practised Whig is ever so funny). Retrenchment! grand twelve-lettered word, sir ! Hey ! presto r it's gone as soon as heard, air Volunteer movement! AU very dn., Sneered Whig, for exeacise in sunshine; When I and ...