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... amount of patronage which fell in while he was Premier, and it is perhaps as well to guard ?? the~arter becoming too exclusively Whig. . The next vacancy wills therefore, be lost 'to Lord Pahuerston, as Lord Derby will then subside, into an ordi- it nary member ...
... principles of this noble Lord are, it is, of course, difficult to say, as in his place in Parliament he votes indifferently for Whig or Tory, thougli always for her Majesty's Govern- ment.- The Ladies of the Elouseh1old are, of course, exempt from politieal ...
... Polish, I{u-g1arian and German refugees when- ever, by dint of the grossest mis-statements. and ith the aid proh Pudor!) of Whig, Radical, and Protectionist journals, they can persuade a score or two of English wvorkpeoplC to join with them. For we are ...
... EXTENSIVE ROBBERY, AND FRAUD ON THE CU STlMS. - JU.-Va.. O. L' (From the Northern Whig.) i- A painful feeling was excited on Friday, in commercial to n circles in this town, by the discovery of one of the most exten- d sive frauds oi ?? that hns ever ...
... DUNGANNON PETTY SESSIONS. / 881- - A_ 1- (From the Northern Whig.) 13rORTANT '10 SEWiED MUliSLIN MIANUFACTURERS, On Monday after some assault cases had been disposed of,- -E the case of Messrs. D. & J. II'Donald & Co., of Glasgow and , Belfast, against ...
... bitter remarks upon the coalition are ex tracted from a Ion- article in the Dublin Erennig Post,, the old organ of the Irish Whig Roman Catholics: - P ¢T-iere was the deepest ingratitude as well as wrong- t headed infatat ion in -the conduct of those Catholics ...
... tl the beginning of the session that, with the existing tC composition of the House, any other chief but the W chief of the Whigs is impossible. It has since been sc almost proved that Lord John Russell is impossible 01 also. The parties in the House only ...
... xxaeniicr; and Mr. Lowe, late of Kidderminster, ?? of Calne, who is amongst those whom 4' the press may claim. The Nestor of the Whigs, Mr. Ellice 8 (Coventry), took his old place on the Opposition benches, 'd beside the seconder of the Speaker's election. At ...