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... ultra school, almost extinct in but still to be met with in nooks and corners in colonies. They never forgave Mr. Beaumont his Whig as well as his liberal rinci Appointed to office in 33, 33, by the Palmerston vernment, he has never first day of his arrival ...
... positively state that there is distress in this country ; nay, ne will actually advocate the claims of huDgry Galway. The Whigs are preparing to turn over new leaf, and to prove their paternal anxiety for Ireland and the Irish. If any one desires to know ...
... said he came forward as a supporter of the present Government long they carried out a thoroughly Irish policy. Against the Whig party he preferred formidable bill of indictment. Under their rule, which bad been continuous now for a period of twenty years ...
... London correspondent of the Manchester Guardian writes :—** *‘ Whatever may be said of Lord Russe!las a politician,’ said an old Whig of qu:lity the other day, ‘even the Tories deny that he is a good Christian, for he returns them nothing but good for evil ...
... the Tories Knatchbull, Banks, Saddler, and General Gascoigne ; and the Whigs and Radicals Brougham, Hume, Russell, and Althorp. In 1830, Charles Grant came into office with the Whigs as President of the Board of Control, and his family connection with India ...
... toa national school teacher w! a ‘*Fenian,” by the wife of a proprietor of mills in that votes in the Parliamen' The Northern Whig states that there will be 8,500 new alone. constituency of Belfast on the It is im however, to say how will be added by the ...
... haa held power in England since the Coalition Cabinet of Lord Aberdeen. The Telegraph objects that in the new Ministry the Whig element largely dilutes the Cabinet that it is difficult detect the Radical flavour, but it must not ba forgotten that Mr. ...
... Lord was supposed to be much less friendly to the question of reform than Lord John and the great and powerful Whig families without which Whig Government can can live a long time without the support of the great constituencies, but not without the great ...
... Head-constable Lamb, under Sub-inspec- but there was no disturbance. The Rev. Mr. Bland, J.P., was also in attendance.— Northern Whig. ...
... thought reasons co’ The ques- tion been made betwee the’ Whigs and the Conser- vatives a stepping stone to officé, and the Conservatives come to the level of the Whigs, the Whigs were obliged to be Whigs and something more (laughter). The two parties differed ...
... Pastoral, Pope, : Anti-Whig. I will be hustings.' Beautiful catchwords for deluding pious Roman Catholic voters ! Mr. Hennmsst knows how to do it. Mr. M'Cartht, nothing loth, made ample ...
... Bill is:to be renawed this evening, but when fo ter- minate will. depend upon a count-ont, or upon the wordy perseverance of Whigs and The fate of the measure may now be anticipated with tolerable-e2rtainty—it will ever into am act of Indifference out of ...