ARMSTRONG GUNS
... ndihe worki „g the into the construction, t . £ _ at considerable len^lh Board of Charity Conmiaaionera. _ , » Whig the honourable member Whig M Job, tad m » J ...
... ndihe worki „g the into the construction, t . £ _ at considerable len^lh Board of Charity Conmiaaionera. _ , » Whig the honourable member Whig M Job, tad m » J ...
... on the Churahof the Future. The Spanish Revolution. By Vedette. Cornelius O’Dowd.—Walewski.—Medical Lecturara.—Misfits.— The Whig Letter. Old and New. The eednf Etoellens. W. Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh and London. ...
... rewarded on losing his ocat, ao immediate appoint■••at to a Deputy Lieutenancy on 21st April, 1866, by our Whig Lord Lieutenant. So much for Whig Goverumdu’e (dis)approval of bribery one of its supp>rtsrs. Out upon such humbug, then, as that of tbe Liverpool ...
... the usual Whig scramble for power and place. The four names above-mentioned actually exhausted the whole Whig and Peelite resources of coming men.” Firstly, of Lord Clarendon, 65 years old, they told us, if we are bound to accept their Whig version, that ...
... FATAL THUNDERSTORM IN BELFAST. Belfast, Friday.—The Second Edition of the Northern Whig says—“ This morning, about eleven o’clock, farmer, belonging to Sainlfield, in the County of Down, when standing in the Cattle Market, was struck down by lightning ...
... * hew tbs cunning Whigs, when they scrambled into power, contrived to work the Reform Bill of 1833 in sinister and illegal way, which it baa at length been judicially decided was never intended the Legislature. a general tula, Whigs and Whiglings and ...
... reproduction of desperate Radical tactics the eve of total defeat which a Whig Prophet of their own, the late Charles Bullkb, once appropriately characterised as the slaniMs Whig tactics of Esokmovs Lvino.” Me. Chukch ArrAir.s.”-The truly comprehensive ...
... have occurred with unusual frequency within the last few weeks. hare now to report the death of Mr. Edward Ellice, the veteran Whig who represented the city of Coventry; and of Mr. George Potts, the Conservative member for Barnstaple. In both cases Conservative ...
... avowedly reached to and partially reclaimed from thorough-going Party Liberalism so influential a member of the Old Constitutional Whig party as Earl Grosvenor,— the present aspects and prospects of Cestrian parties will be found impartially discussed under the ...
... Penal Laws which O'Coxmxll’b “bam, bloody, and brotnl Whigs' proverbially inflicted oa bar. And when yon have akrtchad ant them three grand branches ef Tory Policy what other or hotter have the poor Whigs aver eooeeired, war oarried. Wc deal with all this ...
... Semi-Session, as regards Whig mismanagement in rendering inevitable this oos'ly little war,’’ j Indeed, this Winter Session itself is, in reality, neither more nor lens titan an endming memento of Whig incompe'ency,—of (Whig imbecility. So far Tory s ...
... d by Whigs, Wbiglings, and Radicals. But when i at length got to the worst, when it descended to Radicals of the Salisbury type—albeit, personally, there are many worse politicians than he —the Tories, and Cocservativts and Const tutional Whigs, and moderate ...