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... treatment(?) accorded by government iarpies to the Prometheus of the desolate rock of Mearil's islnd-how modest of the University Whig apologist, to premise himself puzzled it lmoine. Instead of otferiig any comment on the reviewers good taste in this matter ...
... latter learned through the sympathetic view of the opposing cause the mistakes of their forefathers and tele worth f the harsh Whig doctrine. Public life gains to a large extent by this. Party strife i; not the death struggle it was a century and a half ...
... fashion was pO- ?? the lotaofDecemiber, ih'en'ko-f oill be 4QAe. all over- again, and parlitnerpt will, he still further ?? Whig:Loiion ?? k report awae eurreat in Warsaw that Ganerat de Verg-wasGto ee' relieved from ha' command. He hae' tbindoned' all ...
... .Backwood opens with a paradoxical comparison of Swift and Macaulay, the real design of the article being to disparage the Whig peer as much s3 poesible. The points of resemblance which Oo writer finds are that neither of them was ever married, that they ...
... tbe boiler. The damage, which is covered by insurance in the Royal Insurance Company, is estimated at between 8001 and 001- Whig, PIER READ, DOtLIN, Up o 9 sam,, September 2, 1864.-Wind, sW. Scptember 1-Iron Dube, Star, and Trafalgas, stesamers Liyerpool ...
... equare, for England, for a short sojourn. Lit With respect to the rumoured marriage of sta the lon, member for Dowanptrleol, the Whig of yestrday contains tefollowl-ng:-Mr, pS. Nor, Di, P., hasre- Thb quested utS to state that there Is no authority for the ...
... remark- able day in the annals of literature. On the au- thority of Lord Stan ope, Mt. Addison is found to have been a Tory, t'ie Whig of Queen Anne pro- fessing the same political opinions as the modern Tory. The paper %will le interesting to the gene. ral ...
... seem to have recog- nised the necessity of proving his qualification for the trust by avowing a becoming participation in the Whig ministerial horror of Papal invasion, and by affixing the University imprimatur to Lord John Russell's deathless letter. In ...
... nomination to the magisterial bench. Ac- cording to Mr Harrington such positions should be left severely alone, or left to Whigs and Tories, who are not against accepting any badge of subserviency-to Castle rule. Parnellites, if really such, should curl ...
... born in coe of the counties near Norwalk City, and gave evidence of mnuslcal genius when not quite eighteen months ?? tUS.J) Whig. The following are amongst the latest arrirals at the Shelbourne Hotel :-The Dean of Waterford, Capt Forme, Grenadier Guars; ...
... itsolf a Power in more tla&sn one constituency. I Pike the present Counteas of WalIdegravi, shg always 6eprted it in C6 cause of Whig princpl-es, and in the county of Lou'h in favour of Ktr. Fortesue, now 4I9rdCarllngford, who held that seat for upwards of ...
... certain parties liktly to be well informed on such matters, and which, if true, may tend to show the amount of principle on which Whig conX- sistency rests for support. It is said that the late No- Popery manifesto of Lord John Russell was elicited by a private ...