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... as something peculiar that was one of the very few Tories who followed the example of tbe young Whigs that generation in sitting at the feet of tbe great Whig Professor Moral Philosophy and Political Economy. It certainly does not appear that entered 'with ...
... the greatest danger. The deceased peer died without issue, and his brother, Lord Harry G. Vane, succeeds to the title. A New; Whig Peer.—There is a rumour in political circles .that prior to the next meeting of Parliament a new pOtar will be created in the ...
... success at the bar of Springfield. In politics, to which, whilst following his profession, be paid great attention, he joined the Whig ‘party, and was a warm supporter of Henry Clay. In 1816 he was elected to Congress, and continued to belong to it till 1849 ...
... Con- servative party, has always supported the Government of Lord Palmerston. Mr, Coffey isa member of the Munster bar, and a Whig. Mr, Andrews, Q.C., represents the Uni- tarian body as a Commissioner of National Education, and is a stanch Liberal. OvuTracE ...
... to the House of Commons by the electors of that borough 1835. During his Parliamentary career he had uniformly supported the Whig administration. all occasions while I'ailiament displayed nstiong and most natural interest in the efficiency the navy. The ...
... succeeded to the titular Dll family, and took his seat and subsenng the tiro he was th supported quently the House Lords, « the Whig Governments. In Scotland he was a warm supporter of the Free Church, and was deservedly popular. From September, 1848, to March ...
... Editor, there is but one remedy. At the next General Election that takes place —which, very probably, will be next year—scatter Whigs and Tories to the winds, and support no candidate that will not vote for the total abolition of Schedule D. Your obedient servant ...
... match at van ua distances. We hope that the prompt challenge of our champion will l>e accepted.—Edinburgh Courant. The Northern Whig gives the following proofs the evil effects of the American war upon the Irish linen trade :— The United States have only ...
... Scotfs Bilious and t - of this town, was suffering lit w - Mr. J a: ., fts complaint, shortness of breath Plenary ,ced almost to whig,,!. ' dl , ffi of breathing, ribed himself as die he was recommiS' Wus. took onIHS' y? ? - am, dear Sir yon?? • has re- pured ...
... duty, working together with ambition for distinction at the English bar which about this time powerfully affected the young Whigs, When I first reached London, says Campbell, I performed the journey in three nights and two days, Mr. Palmer's mail coaches ...
... believed the representation of some fanatics, we might almost assume that greater evils have resulted from the ascendancy of the Whigs in the councils of the nation than ever issued from Pandora's box. Why, whoever heard of the potatoe rot, of the murrain in ...
... broke out at the extensive drying works of Messrs. Arthur and Co., Carrickfewis. Two men were burnt to death, and the Northern Whig states that property to the amount of £4,000 or was destroyed. ' ' Vice Chancellor Kindersley has committed the editor of ...