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... wHIG PAtTRONS. TO THE EDITOtR or TIHE FREEMAN. It has been frequently made a matter of merited accusa- tion against tile Whigs that,il dispensing their patronage. theyjfrgot theirfriesnds and pronisted their eneniies. They were kuown to pass by those ...
... 684 men, Well, the Whigs, the champions-of econo- my, succeed to -power; Europ-e settlp into qomparative. repose; the law strikes down &omestic itsurrection; reformr restores tranquillity to the public mind', and the thrifty -Whigs,-in '1831, increase ...
... or Sunday a. deputation from Saggard started for Lucan to at- tend a meeting held there for the purpose of sup- porting the Whig Federation. At the meeting there were some persons who were not in sym- patny with the objects for which it woe called together ...
... that they might be true Whigs, and yet pay court to Earl De Grey. It is true that those who followed this suggestion were very few, but that only showed what little reliance was placed upon Lord John Russell even by Irish Whigs. But What is now the result ...
... Eb c $reetinaiv,5,ournxat DUBLIN: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1851. FALL OF THE WHIGS. The cabinet of Lord John Russell has fallen- fallen before the resistance that theirtreacherous attempt upon religious liberty has provoked from the people of Ireland. Twenty ...
... WHIG SLANDER. to t (From the Nation)., ai In the navoidisle absence of Mr. Birch, of the Worldj~ l the taak of alandutiug ?? for-ts Wigs ih* eep ?? to the Eveniny Post . g¢-ha v beoin the lflidet Pd of looking ofi with eatsy indifference at'tbis'operation; ...
... D1FEAT OU TIHE WHIGS, In Saturday's FREEMAN we announced the anti- cipated fall of the Whig' ministry in the ?? g words t- The Whigs have already run the full length of their tether ; in the gambols of unbridled licentiousness they bavefar outstripped ...
... WHIG FRAUDS. I TO THE EDITOR O r THE PREBXAN'S JOURNAL. Sin-We the undersigned, having seen our nanmes signed to a document, published in supplements to the Saunder's and Evening Post of Friday and Satarday last, beg to state that some few days previous ...
... what rumour thus as- cribes to the purposes of the Whigs ?-could 'he more injuriously misoccupy the bench or more effectually demoralise the bar ? FNr Mr. Moore, apart from his aspirtions:after Whig preferment, and judging of h-s private cha- racter and ...
... WHIG CLUB. The York Whig Club hell its annual meeting on Monday last, when the attendance was more than usually numerous. It is delightful to meet occasi. onaily with meetings ot this nature, where every noble and gerkerous sentimant of the heart finds ...
... THE POLICY OF THE WHIGS.; -t | The following exposition of ithe policy of the Whigs, upon the question of the corn laws our readers may rely upon as well founded London, January 17. The position of parties -or rather of the leideis of par.' tiem-begins ...
... THaE- WHIG FEDERATION _rbw *i Yeeterflay ameetine of tihe Whig Federation was] held in the Central Hall, Westmorcland street, at which tr. Wm Murphy, Al P, presided. -ilere WAS a very small attendance, aitogether ?? about three dozen persoue being present ...