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... distinguished as the mover of the resolutions upon the Irish Church, which in 1834 led to the secession of a portion of the Whig Ministry. Sir If. Ward was Secretary to the Admiralty In Lord John Rua:tire Government from 1846 to 1849, in which latter year ...
... distinguished as the mover of the resolutions upon the Irish Church, which in 1834 led to the secession of a ponion of the Whig Ministry. Sir 11. Ward was Secretary to the Admiralty in Lotd John Russell's Government from 1846 to 184 , , in which latter ...
... NEDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF FODDER, The Northern Whig contains the following observations upon this subject:— , The fodder famine is fast passing away, and, as has ever been the case when prices run into extremes, some of the holders of hay have been caught ...
... hollow sound of hackneyed phrases, and their habitual disregard of the real interests of their humbler fellow-citizens, the Whig lords, the friends of the people, are offering to it every opposition in their power, and if they possibly can they will ...
... 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 ...
... conduct towards the Church, and their adoption of Mr. Bright's revolutionary finance, in opposition to the wise counsels of their Whig colleagues. ...
... any of them who may be leaving home will give iostruetious for the settlement of their accounts in their absence. Northern Whig Office, May 2,1800. Cairkkfergns, Aghadoty, Hally shannon, Bully-arry, Kilrea, i Enniskillen, lame, Ourvaph, ! Li-uaskea, Glenarai ...
... thoroughly acquainted with shipbuilding in all its details; but Sir James Graham introduced a new sys'em, and as one result of Whig jobbery Sir William Symonds was made Surveyor of the Navy. Sir William was an excellent' officer and a worthy man, but he was ...
... Boyd was directed have plana ready for examination the board governors the meeting on the instant.— (Juardian. The Northern Whig announces that the vacant prefessorship of anatomy Belfast Queens' College has conferred by government on Dr. Kedform, of Aberdeen ...
... this most excellent c rom man, is A CATHOLIC CLERGYMAN SUMMONED TO the CLOSE THE SECRETS OF THE CONFESSION gs 5 The Northern Whig contains a report of a case tri unt, Castlebellingham Petty Sessions last week, in whi in- appears, the Rev. Mr. Callan, P ...
... d appo i n t e d a gentleman who, however distinguished in other matters, was utterly incapable as a surveyor. The powerful Whig jobbery' of the day introduced Sir William Symonds as surveyor He was an able man , bu t he totall y failed as a surveyor. ...
... personally regrets it, and looks back upon it as an error, and Liberal journals have been even more severe upon it. Surely the Whigs must be very hard up for Chancellors of the Exchequer if they consent so thoroughly to identify themselves with Mr. GLADSTONE'S ...