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... the fortune to be related by marriage with the late Lord Macaulay, and through that he wormed his way into the favour of the Whig party. One venerable nobleman, whose wisdom carried great weight in the council of the party, was the steadfast patron of this ...
... DAILY REPORTER, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1860. CATHOLIC CLERGYMAN SUMMONED TO DISCLOSE THE SECRETS OF THE CONFES- SIGNAL. The Northern Whig contains report of a case tried Castlebellingham Petty Sessions last week, in which, appears, the Rev. Mr. Callan, P.P., was ...
... the amount were realized, what valuable | addition it would be to the resources of the Irish farmer ? learn from the Northern Whig that company has been organized on the limited liability principle for the culture of flax in India ; but, surely, our rich ...
... dUinguiahed as the mover of the resolutions upon the Irish Church, which, in 1834, led to the secession of portion of the Whig Ministry . Sir U. Ward was Secretary to the Admiralty Lord John Russell's Government from to 1819, in which latter year be ...
... Mr. Cardwell, and accepted by the Rorolali bishops la part payment of their little bill. It is precisely the game that the Whigs have been playing In Ireland for thirty years past; every concession only making tbe priests more Inexorable In their demands ...
... 'Russell; he talked about the nunneries of the Catholic religion, and I never could understand any Catholic voting for a Whig after that (laughter); my anxiety to get into Parliament was in the hope of being enabled to do something for those men in ...
... and all deserving, and filling their posts with distinction; that is not for use to judge. I only remark the fact that the Whig party have been singularly mindful of Lord Grey's family, though they have excluded him from office—which is the rub.—Corr ...
... upon Mr. Crosbic’s mind that Govcniracnt influence had been used against him, and that was considered more desirable to have a Whig representing the county of Kerry than Radical. * The case for the Crown closed here, and Mr. bnllivan will open the case for ...
... tbe passage italiced in tbe correspondence of tbe Post The audacity of the Leader of the Conservative party has bunt on the Whig camp like an Armstrong shell In magazine. The declaration by Lord Derby that intends to take Ills stand upon this measure, ...
... The cry for bread*’ the first and loudest, nor will hungry men enquire curiously whether it comes through the hand* radicals, whig* or conservative*. man must be placed out of danger of starring, must be sore of hi* four pound loaf before think* of hi* *ix ...
... 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 ...