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... effect of driving F him froin power. To this end they supported the s Whigs ; and on Sir ?? Parnell's famous motion pmit thle ministry into a mninority, and evertually the 1 Whigs into office. These last, lbowever, were too shrewrd not to perceive that ...
... understood that Lord Stanley is en- gaged, in obedience to the Royal command, in attempt- 3s ing to arrange .,Conservative, or what Whig-Liberals wt will call a Protectionist administration., We can only it le firnish the rumours of the hour as supplied by the ...
... lodged by Whig agents, 9 Withdrawn or repelled, 3 Sustained,- - 6 Majority of Conservative objections sustained, -2 KeitW District. Objections lodged by Conservative agents, 18 Withdrawn or repelled, 7 Sustained,- --11 Objections lodged by Whig agents, ...
... lodged by'Whig agents, - - 9' Withdrawn or repelled' 5 Sustained- 4 Majority of Conservative'objections sustained, - 7 Duoews District. Objections lodged by Conservative agents, 22 Withdrawn or repelled,- - 3 Sustained, - -19 Objections lodged by Whig agents ...
... not inclined to go the length of supporting vote by ballot. Although the Whig Government was not so popular as it had been, be did not hesitate. to avow himself as out-and-oute Whig. As to education, lie was a supporter of the principles of the Edinburgh ...
... rescue from destruction. The people of Scotland will learn with dismay the general views now first avowed by the leader of the Whig party, as to the future connection of the national schools with the national faith; and it is in this grave aspect that we ...
... was confidently stated that the latter had refused to join the new administration, and these rumours gave such hopes to the Whig party, that n the Herald has strong reason to believe that a telegraph f message was yesterday afternoon despatched to have ...
... | 'MEETING AT LORD JOHN RUSSELL'S ' (From the Sun.) A large nu1mber of the supporters of the Whig Minsr. assebled On Tuesday afternoon, by previous appointmeak, at the official residence of Lord JohnRuslinowng Street.'~ Oile hundred and seventy Resberl ...
... Lord George, therefore, was an or- stal ginal and hearty supporter of the Reform Bill, and he continued e9 I to uphold the Whigs in all their policy until the secession of cel Lord Stanley, between whom and himself there subsisted wvarm lie personal, as ...
... which, before their departure, these unhappy young gentlemen were generally respected for their affitbility ani gentlemaily ?? Wh/ig. ...
... its appointment, passed a vote of thanks to Mdr Rutber- fmd-the Great .Mogul of Scottish lawyers-such it was ight that this Whig, law committee should burn incense Ifnre their idol-(hear, and laughter). Nevertheless, the reinciples they bad adopted had ...