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... mental In carrying the bill for the reform of the m! presentative system. On the resignation Ear! Grey, in August 1834, the Whig Ministry was modi, fled, and Melbourne was raised to the offiaa of Fleet Lord of the Treasury. This Ministry was dissolved ...
... exclusively Irish feelings in the body, but this appears be too absurd to be thought of. Stbam between and Halt tax.— The “Northern Whig” says that Mr W. Torrens M’Cullagh, the member for Dundalk, has just succeeded in obtaining from Government charter, to form ...
... few would lament its going to the wall any day—that its provisions are entirely out of harmony with the popular wish. Did the Whig leaders, Lords Palmerston and adjust their differences: did the one consent to become the follower of the other—a strong Reform ...
... give it a little consideration. “TALK-PIETY” HANNA. Turn Kpt. Hugh Hanna addressed ft letter to the editor of the Sorthern Whig, the subject of an article in farour ol Sunday trains which appeared in that paper. Mr Hanna says:—“By your article on ‘Sunday ...
... look to see business begun With more action, and lesa aspiring. historian will write on our funcrsl stone. When resolved into Whig dust and Tory•• They pas«e not a bill, but they raised not loan; Be this their aole title to glory !” ...
... but with several new members, including two or three from Sir Robert Peel’s Administration. But the Whig school is generally averse to coalition. The Whigs come in and go out together. Besides what has been the Ministerial section of Parliament, the Pro ...
... spitable waste With rosy reddening glow ? O’er flowers, that ronn ...
... the Crown book. The sentence is to be canied into effect on Tuesday the 18th of January. Freedom of Electio.v.— The Northern Whig contains copies of a correspondence between Mr Alexander Stewart of Ards, and some of his tenantry, who voted for Mr Sharman ...
... 100,000 dels. Lola Montes was married in San Francisco on the 2d alt. to Mr P. P. Hall, late proprietor of the San Francuco Whig. Mr Hull was fellow passenger with the fascinating Countess on her journey to California, and the acquaintance thus formed ...
... Paper. Mr S Crawford Trouble. —lt appears by the Belfast Whig that Mr S. Crawford is about to be made the defendant in no fewer than fiveand-twenty actions for libel. We give the extract from the Whig :— % ...
... respect to General Windham’s opinion. His family has in later years been decidedly Whig,” though his eminent relative, the late brilliant orator, hovered doubtfully between Whigs and Tories, and, as was remarked of him, used diamondscales in forming his decisions ...
... Yankee land—and Sambo early voted. The inspectors made their count, To this amount, And thus they did declare It there: From the whig candidate there doth appear A clear Majority of ten; (A pause)—and then One scattering vote for William Rettick, (A pause)—and ...