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... question was really decided when Lord Lyndhurst sat down. Several noble lords afterwards addressed the House, including the Whig mover of the amendment, and the de- bate was animated and able. Finally, the House divided, and the numbers were- Contents-present ...
... the face, I still expect to sea Lord Mionteagle nmaking; Itis motion, and to find a nlajot-ity supporting him) ,ttade up Of Whigs as well as Derbyjites. Tue real ,misclitid of the Lourds' action lies, I think, in a differenti ,ii. rection in its uns ...
... do not hope to get a tenth part of what they ask; but if they only agitate to the requisite extent, they may hope that the Whigs, true to their old bad policy, will give a portion of their demands to them as a sop. As the demands are insolent, however ...
... tants about 2,000,000. Tills return, how- ever, furnished O'Connell with a cry which he used with immense effect upon tile Whigs, and the ello of which still makes that party stand and deliver as effectually as thlq click of a high,- wayman's pistol ...
... Insuraonce OQ9ice. 1801 [ADVERTISEMrENT 1.] 8, lIAMILTON STREET, BELFAST, 17th M1aY, 18$0. TO THIE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST DAILY WHIG. Sint-My attention having lieen edirected1 to an ad- verlisenment, signed V. K. Vail, which appeared in your paper of' yesterday ...
... the opportunity will have passed by, ce and the people will become more and more im. tl pressed with the notion, that, under Whig rule, the law may be violated with impunity. But there is a lesson and a warning in all this. It should teach the Government ...
... land, with a little care, is of unrivalled fertility; Shahs- peare has made them the scene of Ariel's home; but successive Whig Administrations have made them the dens of beings more brutalised thar Ca- libals. ?? we have succeeded in Ireland beyond the ...
... done. What is required is, that somne independent member shall move to refer the Bill to a select committee. Mr. Massey, a Whig protege of Lord Palmerston, did give notice of such a motion, and would have carried it had he gone on. Bnt Lord John Russell ...