Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... at its proper proportion, and mere labour kept out, the House of Commons would stronger, and the cry of Reform silenced. The Whig*, like bad chess-players, stuck to this game even after it had been baffled, and, while possessing popularity, could only be ...
... instalment by the Roman Catholic prelates. Monstrous and intolerable demands, and it is such system intellectual this that Whig Cabinet headed by Russell is expected to establish in Ireland. The results such a policy are obvious that it is almost unnecessary ...
... enough that if, on th** subject of Irish education, could persuade his colleagues how glorious it would once, more “dish the Whigs,’’ the members the Opposition who formed j -art of the hist Administration would Vie constrained to follow him, though conscious ...
... the assaull. land. He wished to know from the noble lord at the , * yj r HENNESSV asked if it whs proposed the The Richmond Whig the 15th msf. reports the bead of the Government whether he had given fa- j| aj)oi,fth j i, ft h Punch. (Laughter.) j defeat ...
... confidence and re- A devoted follower Henry Clay, when l»**t*an to mingle in )>olitics he heartily eaporMMHl the platform the Whig party, .m l the claim# Clay th« presidential chair. Dining the adtiiiiiiKtratiou of l*olk, therefore, in whose term the M- ...
... the hill. that year attended before Mr. Cardwell ami the Irish Attorney-General Fitzgerald, and I there saw a deputation of Whigs introduced by Sir Hugh Cairns, w hich deputation 1 charged with having sold their party the Council, and defeated them. arbitration ...
... y of creed with diversity of opinion m secular aflairs, on political economy, and politics in general. We hate Whigs and Conservative Whigs, and high Conservativea. If there are any Kadicals, I have not the honour of their acquaintance. (Cheers.) The ...
... distinguished as the mover of the resolutions upon the Irish Church, which in 1834 led to the secession of a i portion of the W'hig Ministry. Sir H. Ward was Secretary to tho Admiralty in Lord John Russell's Government from 1846 to 1840, in which latter roar ...
... l--gi-,late for Ireland, and asserted that it did not command the confidence of any portion of the people but few antediluvian Whigs and ene'getic place-hunters. Mr. RLAKE stated that a strong feeling of disafTectiou the Government existed in Ir ...
... a son uamed James Yes. Where does live 7 In Union Street. What business is he ? is compositor iu the office of the Northern Whig. that his last employment ? Yes; he has not been working these four months. When did he Ware homo About ten days ago. Ci by ...
... much talk and speculation who will succeed to the chair. U al}H>le the Conservatives' mao. and one tune it was about that the Whigs would generously allow him elected; but this is quite absurd. The Speakership the House of Commons is a splendid prize, and ...
... demands of the sjtoilers, the Ultramontane Bishop*, and the Radical Voluntaries. (Applause.) Let us tell them in the words of the Whig statesman, Sir George Grey“ It is impossible to get rid of the fact that tliis Church has existed for centuries, has been ...