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... Lord John Russell’s convenient j friend, Mr, Roebuck, is clearly of the same opinion quoad—England and the English (or Irish) Whigs, as that attributed to the American; for after have been reading for months all the long details, roystlfications, and explanations ...
... interests;-, while Mr. Roebuck's new and unexpected advocacy Lord Palroer»»on,rame upon the House with a degree of in which the Whigs fully participated on hearing the mysterious words of his motion. They hoped would have taken a bold position, and that for ...
... English papists separate grant and the despotic and irresponsible control of their own schools, we really not see that the Whigs and Peelites, bare left a logical teg stand on when the claim of Irish ortbodosy. with Cullen roaring its bead, comes to be ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1860. ...
... affairs other countries, done direct instantly and frankly informed France that there had contravention of the exposition of Whig principles pro- been a mistake, and assure her that disrespect was by Lord Grey. Mr. expained his intended to her ? Why was ...
... the resolution proposed by Mr. Uoobuclc was affirmoci by a majority of 111 votes, the being, roapoctivoly, 2CI and 310. The Whig Ministry aro thus retained power, and for this event itself wo arc not sorry, though cannot concur in tho vote by which it ...
... been carried which not only saved the Russell Administration for the time, but, also, goes, in all probability, to seat the Whigs in office more firmly and permanently. is for the country to note what instrumentality this consummation has been wrought— ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. BELFAST., TUESDAY, JULY 2. 1850. ...
... subscribed, as they said, on the ground of the Noble Lord’s exertions for the suppression of the slave trade. Sir E. Buxton, who a Whig, voted in the majority, but Sir R. U. Inglisin the minority, though, be declared, most reluctantly. Ashley and Lord Jocelyn ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST. TUESDAY, JULY 2. 1850. ...
... 'Better never late,’ said the master. * is anxiom of far more worth, though it may not so old.’ Mankind says the New York Whig, may be divided Into three distinct classes—first, superlatively honest men second, confirmed scoundrels, and. third, no men ...
... predecessor, who always sought to avert even the most remote risks ol a dispute the most mean and truckling compliances. hen the Whigs last left office, the French government had offered the most gross insults to that of the Regent Espartero. Its ambassador ...