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... the part of time Giver:meat —the espioNge of the Post office; and this was St question on anv deteimined opposition from the Whigs u at staved ott' by the neenaseison :Ig:dust the late and all ruler that they had !wen guilty of the same practice, or something ...
... made them equal to the English, Frederick Shaw and Lord Lyndhurst struck thirty-six clauses out of the bill brought in by the Whigs and totally disfigured it. The office of chief spoiled belonged to Shaw, who, on the occasion of that bill, took good care ...
... Eyes sealed up—the horrid part — Is but the paying of the taxes. 011, my Tory Premier dear, My cool, my crafty Tory Premier; Whigs who'd learn The time to turn, Should ask of you, my Tory Premier. THE STATISTICS OF SOAP.—MT. HUM with laudable desire to ascertain ...
... upon and cover us with insult. They direct the organsof the Whig press in England, to halloo the! English opinions against Ireland and its members. In fact, we find on the part of the Whigs language of insult and contumely against the Irish members not ...
... formed by Lord John Russell to put an end to repeal, and his proposition to do justice to Ireland. lie was glad that he had the Whigs in that predicament ; he was glad that he could taunt Lord J. Russell with his own conduct. When the reform bill was before ...
... not sanctioned either by the Protestants or orangemen of Ireland, but was a measure imposed on the country by the English whigs (cheers). The motion then passed unanimously, after which several subscriptions were handed in and duly acknowledged. Captain ...
... this land. IVhether these be Episcopalians or Presbyterians, or Independents, Moravians, Covenanters, or Bala ists ; whether Whigs or Conservatives in polities ; whethor advocates of state establishments of religion or of t, voluntary principle, they declare ...
... tory to be returned rather than a whig non-repealer. After all, repealers have now no controversies with tories. The whip are rather the bitterest enemiee of the two. I declare distinctly I have no preference for a whig over a tors, and this sentiment of ...
... peace or his commission of deputy lieutenant of the county—of which, by the way, he ought to be the Lord Lieutenant, for the Whig-made Lord Lieutenant, Lord Headfort, has not a foot of ground in it. No; whatever Lord Farnham's political opinions, he does ...
... been able to smuggle the Examiner into my hand at that moment. I'm a Whig, sir,' said he and neither ashamed nor afraid to mare the avowal—a Whig of the old Charles Fox school—a Whig who understands how to combine the happiness of the people with the ...
... Protestant freemen, you have seta the gatherings of their invinc . ble hosts, you are convinced that, having expelled the whigs for their pro-popery subserviency, they are not in the temper to endure pro. popery tyranny from their unprincipled successors ...
... end of' all my cherished hopes and dreams of patronage. The aristocratic leader of fashions—the great owner of palaces, the Whig autocrattumbled down into a creature that aired newspapers, and scented pocket-handkerchiefs. Never tell me of the manners ...