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... purpose will derived from that previously placed at the disposal of (he revenue police force, which has been disbanded. Belfast Whig. Her Majesty’s 61th 78th.—A letter from Lucknow, of November 12, says:—“ It currently rumoured in and about camp that her Majesty’s ...
... which th e ignorant disciples addressed to G. Hope minor patronage which the Premier and Mr William most hopeless scions of the Whig aristocracy the Bristol and Exeter of £6600; on the Great Southern | their Master, that they might be permitte d to call 1 ...
... -6, and the mean K , Artillery, to Major-General, the rank being pubm, and Ballast Junction. 1, W L^« Tory dogma, that every Whig statesman is revoln- tors Deing very g . will be oh- monthly range, 24 -9. The highest temperature during honorary only The ...
... first Earl of Burlington, and consequently cousin of the Duke of Devonshire His Lordship was one of the oldest supporters the Whig aristocratical party the Lower House of Parliament, in which held seat for some five and-twenty years previous his retirement ...
... patron of art and literature—ho was pleased to be regarded as the companion of the ariist and author. In politics ho was a Whig. His Grace leaves two surviving sisters, the Countess of Carlisle (mother of the Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland), and the Countess ...
... Ci'oker contended that the measure would either work revolution, or else that it was calculated to secure an ascendancy for the Whig party. Sir Robert Peel, on the other hand, seemed puzzled dealing with the measure. His mind was without deep convictions on ...
... misinterpreted, but to defer to the necessities of the case. When a journal of such strongly pronounced liberalism the Northern Whig finds itself compelled to utter the opinion that “it is not a discreet thing to bestow ail the favours on the members of one ...
... electoral characteristics entirely different from our counties in England. _ Even the vast territorial influences of great Whig proprietary like the Duke of Devonshire, the Marquis of Laiisdmvne, and others, count for little in Irish “counties,” whore ...
... .and taken to St George’s Hospital, where the unfortunate lady died in a few hours. Tub Irish Law Appointmknts.— What the Whigs can possibly mean by these extraordinary appointments has puzzled all parties. In a bar where the great majority Protestant ...
... the confidence of a gre it nation and the authority of an English Minister into petty machine for the manufacture of little Whig jobs. The Duty on Spirits.—There is a current report in quarters likely to be well informed that the Government intend to equalise ...
... short lime, a revival of the Irish Court during the Viceroyalty of the Earl of Eglintoun. But with the restoration of the Whigs the national feeling again ebbed away, and left the iceroyalty like a stranded hulk, where mimic crews perform an amusing pantomime ...
... intentions of them mean »ell; and they have often shown more patriotic feelings than could fottnd in the servile hand that cheera Whig ( ™ all occasion*. The great political fault of the Parliamentary Radicals has been their °'™t assumption that they alone ...