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... eloquence in debate, made Sir James Graham an acquisition to any ministry ; and when in 1830, he and Lord Stanley seceded from the Whigs on the Irish Church appropriation clause, it was felt to be a heavy blow and sore discouragement. But there were counterbalancing ...
... raised to the highest post, if not with the favour of the public, yet without any display surprise. A politician who was the Whig Cabinet of Lord Grey and in the Conservative Cabinet of Sir R. Peel, and who, again, formed the connecting link between the ...
... Newmill is almost impassable. ill thing done to cure this state of thuigs i Probable Reaction in the Cor.\ Trade.— The Belfast Whig says—We are informed by one of the best authorities in the trade that there are several concurrent circumstances which are ...
... chiefly to the old tenants at a rise of from to 30 per cent. The Potato Crop in Ireland.—The crop of this year (says the Northern Whig) has been extensively infected the old disease, but now that more accurate data exist for the formation of correct estimate ...
... last year. Mr Hebentou then read a statement to show the practical effect of the new minute on his school, which the folio whig is a summary : —I find, he said, 133 at present on the roll, 102 have made upwards of 100 attendances, for whom the amount ...
... distinguished statesman has disposed of his property entirely among his family. Sir James made his will 1858, being the year folio whig the decease of his wife, Lady Graham. In 1860 and 1861 two codicils were added to it. Sir James has devised to his eldest son ...
... the 14th acknowledges loss at Belmont of killed and wounded and missing, and reports the Union loss at 1009. The Richmond Whig says the rebel army in Virginia is reorganised. The State is constituted department, comprising the three armies of the Potomac ...
... wdiich it deals, the Sottish Farmer will be received as an important addition to the literature of agriculture.— Northern Whig, If the numbers already received are a fair sample of what is to be hereafter, it will prove important addition to the ranks ...
... with which deals, the Scottish Farmer will be received as important addition to the literature of agriculture. —A orthern Whig. If the numbers already received are a fair sample of what is to be hereafter, it will prove an important addition to the ...
... with which it deals, the Scottish Farmer will received as an important addition to the literature of agriculture.— Northern Whig. If the numbers already received are a fair sample of what is to be hereafter, it will prove important addition to the ranks ...
... with which it deals, the Scottish Farmer will be received as important addition to the literature of agriculture.— Northern Whig. If the numbers already received are fair sample of what is to be hereafter, it will prove an important addition to the ranks ...
... England now raised, and enthusiasm for the insulted Union Jack manufactured by the Tory journals, in order to embarass the Whig Administration and dnye it from office or compel it to go to war; and then it hoped, if it does proceed to extremities'with ...