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... stands without historical tra- ?? John Russell, the appropriation hero (to say nothing of his too celebrated Durham letter) — a Whig of all shades and colours, with Mr. Gladstone ! with also that cameleon- coloured politician, the Knight of Net herby ? the ...
... Ecclesiastical Titles Bill, and receiving tbe formal thanks of the Irish papists for their service* on that occasion. The Whigs are the men who con- cocted at Lichfield House a confederacy with O'Con- nell, by which, in return for his Parliamentary support ...
... thoroughly broken down and instead of a government of mere party men instead of the ministry bearing the designation of either whig or tory liberal or conservative have one that has been happily called the Nation’s Ministry We accept the for them For we believe ...
... following is a list of the members of the new Go- vernment; and. n order to distinguish their party, we have placed W. against the Whigs, P. against the Peelites, R. against the Radicals, and I. R. against the Iriah Romanist Brigade : — First Lord of the Treasury ...
... 1853. The Funds are of no party, but tell the measure of public confidence with an honesty and truth which suit neither the Whigs, nor the Coalition. Through the last year of Lord John Russell's Ministry, tbey fluctuated between 96 and 97, sel- dom touching ...
... opens his palace at Goths for tbe pnrpoae,aad will bear all expenses not covered by the admission foot. — The following are the Whig members of Lord John Russell's Cabinet excluded from the new coalition Adtni nistr.ition : — Lord Truro, Lord Minto, Sir Grorge ...
... Government. Of course we desire to see our friends in office, but not without its independence and power. It may suita Peelite-Whig-Radical-pro-popish Coalition to obtain place by the arts of faction and to hold it by sufferance ; but the Conservative party ...
... Chancellor of the Exchequer and the demagogues of the Brigade The Tenant-righters he said had more from the Government from the Whigs Peelites Mr Disraeli would be six Members in the Tenure Committee— the Irish not make enemy of him Soldiers were held in reserve ...
... preceding the discussion and the House of Commons on Mr Disraeli’s Friday the 17th of December there was a large meeting of the Whig party held Lansdowne House for the purpose of considering what was to be done Lord Derby s overthrow there is difference in ...
... there be any one section of the Coalition from which the Church can hope for fair play, it is only from the Peelities. The Whigs have always laboured to corrupt and enslave her, especially Lord John Russell, who indeed bad the assurance to declare that ...
... for they did’nt they’d lose it entirely” Irish Distress —A gentleman O'Hanlon is writing a series of articles in the Northern Whig the “ Social Moral Reformation of the of Belfast” treats in his last letter of the urgent necessity for on the Temperance Reform ...
... land was not entitled to a share. The opinions A the Law Officers of the Crown vere adserse to tbu interpretation : but tbe Whig-radicals under Lord Melbourne and Lord John Russell, assisted by Sir Robert Peel, interposed to settle the dispute, aad the ...