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... The Only Hotel Facing the Sea, ROYAL HOTEL TEIGICTIOUTH. C. IL COLLINGS, PRorat R. BILLIARDS. rufee, Prirale &Whig Ruohm. TAIIIFF ON APPLICATION. ...
... ciliation that Lord dolin Ens and the Whigs-- (whom he politically despised and cordially detested)—were in the habit giving O'Connell with the object of diverting him continuing the cuckoo-cry of repeal. This line of Whig policy was evidenced, plainly and ...
... purposes in Dublin. This privilege was wrestled from the Irish in 1801 by gross bribery, and in spite of the protest of English Whig Statesmen ; and since that date Ireland has been governed only by means of coercion, and the continued employment of a large ...
... Salisbury; on the contrary, the politiesl comradeship of the last four months has immensely increased the mutual respect of the Whig and Tory chiefs. But Lord Hartington does not want to bar his way to a return to the Liberal party, and he knows if he joins ...
... returnee by Tory votes was humiliating, but not so humiliating as that of the Mittisters who were dependent for existence on Whig support. As to the Minister'al policy it was obvious that it meant no sort of local selfgovernment hie Itched. Sir M. Beach ...
... IRISH OPINION ON THE UNIONIST DEMONSTRATION. ' The Natio.* Whig observes: Lord Hartington mill held high the Liberal banner, and when he sat down three rimers were given for him u the future Mae Minister. It must be evidenc from all that mewl tbat Liberal ...
... TRAINING OOLLEGE. Caul the direet Pstroamm ad Rea Toy Trainiun Vomit tientleleies to Merino. The Queen one sesually a Gold Whig Ohl Ceditshis ta Rif.; Ote Ad iiiiraitY Us Li to the Piled Prises an Or trial Depariaseet, di . 4. nt.y Hour% sad Orienta/ ...
... ORIGINAL SONNET. 0, will fanaticism be e'er subdued' When will this emulation all be o'er? 'Midst Tories, Whigs,—'inidst politicians' lore, Midst bigotry's incessant wrangling feud; 'Midst all this ! Then no wonder the calm mood Of Poesy (who loves 'yond ...
... defection of Radicals on the Conspiracy Bill which turned out Lord Palmerston, and in 1866 there was a great defection of Whigs on the Reform Bill, which turned out Lord Russell and Mr. Gladstone. On both these occasions, from the day that the catastrophe ...
... ca-e, as Doctor Johnson did when he wrote his more or less imaginary debates for Cave's Magseine, that the confounded Whigs had not the heat of the argument. Shorthand in its various forms is now a science as well as an art. It has its skilful professors ...
... shall not here exam!ne the interesting question, whether the mission of Lord ntzwilliam was wholly elte to the action cf those Whig statesmen who were friendly to the war, but disinclmed 0 a ;unction with •-••••..• • • • • HAMILTON Edit formerly secretary ...
... ly circulated: e Remember Trafalgar-square. All true men should' stay away from Hyde-park next Sunday. Let the weak-kneed Whigs, the lukewarm Liber Is, and the renegade Radicals, who have betrsyed the people, hold their own meeting. Who would be a traitor ...