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... The Whigs, as might be expected, are very indignant at the undue proportion of Peeliter, compared with themselves ; nor do they hesitate to express their surprise that Lord John and the Marquis of Lansdowne, who negotiated mat- tersfor the Whigs, should ...
... Turn THE Proc AMATION aGAinsT ruc Carno- --T mystery atten that extraordinary procecding It was not in (saves the Whig) is now cleared uy. Eagland, alter ath, but tn that the offence was com- which so ed onr virtaous officials. 1 appears thar, at the ...
... and to undersq1nd the lenity which it extends to highly-placed aend well-befrienuded offenders. The Lord Advocates of the Whig audi Tory Governtments which have held office during the present year, on whatever else they may differ, are entirely agreed ...
... too, should be becoming things of the past? As permanent combinations they have been almost obsolete. Whig traditions, indeed, hover abcut a few Whig families ; but the names of Pitt, Fox, and Peel, have no living significance or representation, It isa ...
... was realised, Since the fortunate inheritor of this unexpected treasure enl isted, his conduct has been such as high! Belfast Whig je y to deserve the approbation of his superiors.— State or Ineranp.— Lord Bellew, the Lieu- tenant of the county of Louth ...
... Mr Cowan. His Lordship then reminded the meeting that triennial Parliaments was a Whig mea re, and was at one time a standing toast at all the Fox dinners, until t he Whigs got into power, and then the i suddenly dropped it; and that the ballot was a measure ...
... printing office, &c.i was -sold in the Bankruptcy Court for the sum of L.1200, to the Ulster Printing Company. The JMereury is a Whig .paper, of considerable influence. MR E. A. GLOVER ON PARLIAMENTARY UEFORe. -Mr E. A. Glover addressed a large assembly in ...
... for the success of which Prince Albert feels shoni deep solicitude, ehe necessary influence would he employed to prevent the Whigs from offering any factious opposition to the new Con- servative Cabinet, as that would riecessitate a dissolution, and cause ...
... , then Solicitor-General. As Lord Fullerton had all along been a firm, consistent, though not a forward sup- porter of the Whig principles, his appointment in common with that of Cranstoun previously, and of Moncreiff subse- quently, did great credit ...
... was the ninth Dake, in 1819, of Brandon and Baron I Jutton. use of Lords by two titles—the Duke In polities, the Duke was a Whig ; but timidity and vari- ableness of rament prevented him rendering much service to, or being much relied on by, his party ...
... News. the last volume of Punch, Sealsfield’s Cabin Book, Ida Travels, Whateley’s Logic and Rhetoric, Roebuck’s History of the Whig Ministry, History and Essays, the Household Words, Dickens's Copperfield, and Esmond, are treely offered for the amusement ...
... supporter of the Administratic of Lord Derby. In fact, who the deuce else can I suppert? We have been at d gers-drawn with the Whigs; and, by- the-by, we have not forgeiten, my fine fellows, how you threw us overboard after the Reform bill, when you ina vio- ...