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... In life’s early morning The music hear, Wherever wander. With joy meets ear; But, while floating aloft On the whig of tho free, The skylark of Rrin’s The songster for me. Ballymena, June, ...
... Lolland Lad done. (CLeers.) There was clamour rai-ed by the Whig —the recent convert t> the Church his father*—and the Banner of fitter —the persoiuficaiiou of genius—about insulted Presbyterianism ; and insi-ted that they were not so staunch in Pres ...
... against the Parliamentary Opposition which was published under the title of the New Whig Guide. How much contributed to this work, which, after all, perhaps, did not do the Whigs any great damage, it is difficult to say; nor are we well informed as those squibs ...
... under the guidance of Lord Derby or not, is evident that the Conservatives had intention of surrendering their places to the Whigs without a straggle—and why should they? Since their advent to power they have won the confidence of the people to very remarkable ...
... Adair. Esq., is Whig; Colonel the East Suffolk Militia, Aide to the Queen, and D.L. for the County of Antrim, of which county he, has been High-Sheriff; he has also been M.P. for the borough of Cambridge. John Thomas Ball, Esq., LL.D., Whig; he is Queen's ...
... following Newspapers, for Six Mouths, from Ist July, 1863, to Ist January, IBC-1: London Times. Belfast Nbws-Lettkb. „ Daily „ Whig. „ Punch. „ Bankbr Ulster „ Illustrated News Dublin Daily Express. Liverpool Albion. Ballymena Observer. Bell’s Life. Ballymena ...
... something peculiar that he was one of the very few Tories who followed the example the young Whigs of that generation in sitting at the feet of the great Whig Professor of Moral Philosophy and Political Economy. certainly does not appear that entered with ...
... bolanced nt beam ; and the slightest disturbance of the equilibrium in favour the Conservatives, will infallibly upset the Whigs. ...
... supporter of the Whig party in Suffolk. But, said Melbourne, I never heard before that there were any Whigs in Suffolk.” (Laughter.) If Lord Melbourne were here to-night, 1 think he would be satisfied there is a largo number of Whigs in East Suffolk at ...
... regards the capture of the Confederate ram- as the most unfriendly act yet committed by England towards tho South. The Richmond Whig denounces it as an act of hostility, not neutrality. President Davis reviewed the troops at Mobile on the inst. Immense numbersof ...
... barefaced impunity.” PALMERSTON JOINS THE LIBERAL PARTY In quitting the Tory ranks, he was not all at once committed to the Whig*. The Duke Wellington tried to win him back to the Cabinet, but although he might conscientiously, and even triumphantly, have ...