... conviction fixed, and right remains that tl ittmann ; 3 Council was ved of ite b abused it. while we the ass the Marl, that no Whig Government wo n Scott ; 3 inflicted the deserved punishment, we a such vain attempts make matter, of all force, is that advanced ...

... short lime, a revival of the Irish Court during the Viceroyalty of the Earl of Eglintoun. But with the restoration of the Whigs the aatioual feeling again ebbed away. and left the Viceroyalty like a stranded hulk, where mimic crews perform amusing pantomime ...

... localities dominating influence. It was not that it did snare still to the large properties of the adequate protection (the great Whig propriollon took care of that); but that it pandered to pallid by giving to numbers in large towns, Badicial sentiments almost ...

... not to take, aft( r having been offered a Secretaryship of State by the late Premier. But Lord Bten'ey also felt thst the Whigs had made the trepidation of family cabal intolerably odious to the country ; and be wished to take the opportunity in his own ...

... Charch to him, has been handed who have undertaken to look after | The of display . reminded the coartier rivalry between the Whig and Sutherland and ber G Buccleuch. On the present occasion, the Duc Buccleuch wore the famous diamond rivals the purchased ...

... Liberal party saw with disgust too, men of inferior ability, because they happened to be connected by birth or marriage with the Whig oligarchy, elevated into superior stations, and the climax of this was reached when the noble Lord ventured to place in the ...

... byspast The Pony Savings' Beek canines to attract • large of an may who began with very little ban now their 'Wit with the Whigs' Beak. brain The ins it het year wee Z 66, 17s. 3d.; of which 17e. Bd, te 69 trans- Wad to the Beak. Y the reached Bee The ...

... Northumberland, said that to ask Parliament to retrace its steps in free trade was worse than useless. No Government, whether Whig or Tory, would dare to take the responsibility of imposing differential duties on foreign shipping. lie thought that the Government ...

... of Working Men; Beate Sigma. the chair. The lecturer rapidly glassed at the pal event la the lives of George Stevenson, Dr Whig stem, dos., in order to show what might be achieved by workieg sea, by steady Indian's sobriety. self-relianes, and honesty ...

... there, and in the substantial burgess families of the towns, sod in the cottages of the peasantry, especially when men came of Whig au- I cestry, existed most of the contentment and prosperity of the country. Under the edge of the green Lowunds, amongst other ...

... tb with a direct negative He was not anxic seo the Whigs on the Ministerial benches, fo to the Liberals bed gained and would gain more fro y thie Government than they hed ever been s | do from the Whigs. (Hear.) od my Lord A. V. Tempest said it was very ...

... by every single apologist of the new system, that the Whig aristocracy may have all the Indian places fir their relations if they only think proper to take them. The Glebe acknowledges that a Whig Minister will job, but argues that his leavings are good ...