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... 1 S 39 ; ' and became Secre _^ taryatWariu the game year : ' . _- Mr'Macanlay did licit _long _remain in office ,. for the Whigs _were ' soon _. _ousted by Sir _Eohcrt'Peel . • In ' _opposition' _Sir ' Macaulav ' s _voice : was' not _often lieard / . bnt ...
... publicman , Mr ; Craig took his share ; along with Jeffrey , _1 Cockburn , ' Moucricff _. Gibsoii-Crdig , and _. thebtlierlcading Whigs of _Edinburgh , . in all the . political . _demonstrations which _; _preceded ; . . and ilcd _to-the _success of i-Parliamentary ...
... _emancipated ' only by a _political reform of enormous magnitude—and he ; ends ; by _advising them to _take a _. _measure which a Whig Government offered _seven _years ' ago , . and which bears _no resemblance nor _decent proportion to _the projects lie has ...
... t _of the _Leather Trade _Unexceptionable references _. . • ' . _' . ' -, Address M . M . B ., care _of the Daily Northern Whig Office Belfast ; .. - ' . - • . . _- ' _- •> - : ; -: . .- TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS , ' '' . ' _- - _S ITUATION WANTED by ...
... ultimately arrived at . _The case will now be _heard'on _its _merits _. IlUSII NATIONAL _EDUCATION . _—The Northern _Daily Whig _reports at great _length _, the _proceedings _of _ir-great _demonstration on behalf _of . _the present _system of _Irish National ...
... that _' alonc ; •' _The : title . of . his book suggests various _trutlis , and at ; theiiame of it the political eye sees Whig , Tory , ' and Eadical _marching _ past singly , or _bundled _upi in . three-faced _. .: monsters , looking every : way . ...
... _bcyieatlicd . to him tlie bulk of his _-immense wealth . In politics Lord Londcsborougli _. was a stanch supporter of the Whig _party . He was _created by _George IV ., in 1829 , a Knight Commander of the Koyal _Hanoverian Order , . was a _Fellow . of ...
... mustbeg _: you to' bear . _ill- miud . _that _^ _Parliamentary Eeforiri . _has- long been _. tlie ' _stock-in-trade . of ; the _Whigs—that- it . _- has _always _;'; been ; . _' . their stand-by when they were _out _of' office _, ' . bufc ; when'thoy were in ...
... Advocates have not opposed , and which the Whig . Lord Advocates . have not _supported . Tlie' sense , _therefore , - ili - which Tory Lord Advocates have been more-Liberal _in _the true sense of the word than Whig Lord _Advocates must be a . sense _having ...
... _Isolated _, _in bis _political _views and _friendships , crotchety and eccentr ic , _the _author . - of - the History _of the _Whig Ministry of 1830 , and present _member fi > r Sheffield , must have thought _of those _acconipli&hed _chiefs _of the more ...
... _follows ; : _T- _Viscount Campden _stands _. ' The O'Doubghue • and I on • _committee . _'Issue address—Pastoral , Pope , _Anti-Whig . ' • I will . be on _; the ' . _hustings . The same day Mr MacCarthy . _received a _communication formally _sanctioning ...
... degrading an _association _. _'Whigs _lie may _oppose , and _Manchester men _he may _dislike , _but _lie will not win _place for _Sir _lienjnmin Disraeli by allying himself witli a body of men in comparison with whom _Whigs arc to _be loved , and _Manchester ...