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... the present constitution the House of Commons, were enthusiastically adopted. The Queen’s University in Ireland.—We (Northern Whig) are informed that at present there are upwards of .300 students in attendance at the Queen’s .College, Belfast, 117 of whom ...
... Derby-Disraeli Ministry in 1852 he was again called upon to form Administration, which he did by inducing a coalition between the Whigs and the followers of Sir Robert Peel; admitting one Radical (Sir William Moles worth) to the Cabinet, and conferring some minor ...
... li' Ministry in 1852 he was again called upon to form an Administration, which he did by inducing a coalition between the Whigs and the followers of Sir Robert Peel; admitting one Radical (Sir William Mfolesworth) to the Cabinet, and conferring some minor ...
... England, and in the year following he aspired to Parliamentary honours, and started for Chipping Wycombe, Bucks. He was not a Whig, he vas not a Tory, but cross between the two—a political hybrid ; but finding that the English people did not like hybrids ...
... Must it be so Will the Lord Provost preside at a meeting packed by the Lord Advocate and Mr Black’s Whig and Tory friends, to the exclusion of the true Whigs or honest Liberals of the city Will he compromise so far the honour of the city and the claims of ...
... Must itibe so ? 'Will ?? Provost preside at'a meeting packed bythe, Lord Advocate and Mr Black's Whig and Tory' fiiends, to the exclusioji of the true' Wh'igs c hon' I est; L-iberals of;! tihe city ' Will}he compromiseso lifar the honour' of tlie 'city-and ...
... will, in the course of next year, be brought a final arbitrament. The fabrications and misrepresentations of the organ of the Whig-Tory and Church . party in this city are every week becoming , so much nothing for the better and everything for the worse/* ...
... hour before the time of meeting, well as the hour of meeting itself. Who but the Parliament House hangers-on, and the tail of Whig W.S.’s and S.S.C.’s, who generally crowd a meeting to howl approval on such an occasion (although the menrtjers had in the ...