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THE IRIS The amendment condemnatory of the measure will raored Lord Monteagle, a member of the Whig party, who, Mr
... THE IRIS The amendment condemnatory of the measure will raored Lord Monteagle, a member of the Whig party, who, Mr. Spring file®, w-aa for some time Chancellor of the Exchequer io'Lord Melbourne's Administration. Lord Monteagle'a party connections, his ...
Tremble, false Whigs, in the midst or your glee ; Ye hae no seen the last of the Bonnie Dundee. Our Kuban 141trr
... Tremble, false Whigs, in the midst or your glee ; Ye hae no seen the last of the Bonnie Dundee. Our Kuban Saturday Evening. The ta& of the day turns chietly on two topics of very different consequence and character— viz, Hatch's trial and the row between ...
THE THREE MF-MBER3
... utterexposure of Whig aleifflUrg, equivocati^n, and fals , hood. Bit everyone who heard it felt that all that would he re. quired to make virtues of the G .vernment vices so cleverly rsbiiked, would be the substitution of Mr. DIBRAICLI for the Whig lead A' on ...
THE CENSUS
... THRE CE Ts Our respected Romanesque-Whig contemporary, the Evening Post, calls attention to the fact that “ it is vaguely insinuated that tle Government has entered into collusion with the Catholics, in some form or other, to exclude religion from the ...
from our own correspondent
... Belgium, left his proxy to be used against the second reading. Lord Overatone, Lord Grey, Lord Stanley of Alderley, and many more Whig peers, vote with Lord There appears to be some doubt whether Messrs. Gladstone and Milner Gibson mean to resign, the Premier ...
THE HOUSE OF LORDS
... subject. Whig Controller of the Exchequer heads the opposition to Mr. Gladstone’s revolutionary proposal to change the incidence the whole taxation of the country. He is supported Whig ex-Secretary for War, a Whig ex-Colonial Secretary, and: a Whig ex-man ...
THE DUBLIN EVENING MAIL, WEDNESDAY, MAY % 1860
... foreign tyranny, and in his inmost soul depre- cates an addition, direct or indirect, to its encroachments. There was a time when Whig statesmen supplicated Rome to grant a Concordat for the final settlement of all rish difficulties Rome haughtily rejected their ...
INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION
... to be either Whigs or Tories ; or, in other words, should range themselves under the banners of either one or other of the two great factious, according as taste or judgment mighedictate„ . We hi've C.itliolice in Parliament, not only Whig, but intensely ...
THE GOVERNMENT PROCLAMATION
... yet been, tr will be, found in tbe capital of tbe North to march in the new crusade join ranks of Italian monarch. —Northern Whig. ENGLISH SYMPATHY WITH THK POPE. The Weekly Register reports tbe collections for Pope to proceeding with vigour. The parochial ...
A LONG DAY FOR REFORM
... the overpowering amalgamation of the priest-and-plebeian ele- ments, as exemplified at two-thirds of our elections What could Whig malevolence contemplate of a more deadly efficacy than the power already possessed by any pelting, peddling half-sir, who can ...
BLACKWOOD
... well-written magazine are the articles on Lord John Russell” and on Whig Bishopmaking.” In the first of these the presumption, the narrowness, and the inconsistencies of the ci-devant Whig Premier are admirably depicted. The following passage will serve ...