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... in the summer of the same year. He was thus open to the proposals of Lord Grey in 1830, and then first became a member of a Whig administration. his Mr. Gladstone, need hardly speak. He commenced public life as a decided Conservative and a high churchman ...
... Dudley Stuart, it true, Poland has had no influential advocate among the upper ten thousand of England; and her Majesty's Whigs, to do them justice, have always bestowed very passive kind of commiseration upon the oppressed of other nations. But the taunt ...
... the lirst Minister, are 10 and years his juniors; whereas, in the House of Lords, Lord John would be the senior of all the Whig Ministers there sitting. Lord John Russell, upon the creation of his peerage, will also be made a Knight of the Garter. RAILWAYS ...
... the Mayor was projected, to call a public meeting the inhabitants, and consider the mtot desirable means procedure.—Northern Whig. Mormon Emigration from England.—On Monday morning a party of Mormonitea, comprising several families, (in all, eighty-two ...
... fast friend to the Liberal party, is now the great Whig difficulty. At the next election no candidate of Whig principles can hope to be re turned by an Irish constituency. On the whole, tbe Whigs seem to be getting into disrepute at both sides of the ...
... small parcels. Handscutched sold ss. 6d. to 7s. 9d per stone, and for milled, 7s. to 10s. were the extremes of value.— Northern Whig. —*? ...
... watering and grassing processes ; and, with equal attention to scutching, the yield is likely to be vety large.—Northern Whig. ...
... the employees ot the Castle, are plunged only enlivened by the feeling that they have one and ity—in “sold” by the beloved Whig Government for whi Sir, if supplanted Lord administration. Such ge [ think are but winning in the abolition of their places ...
... uuc th Conservative Government granted subsidy. Mr. Gavacau —You must ive a rap the poor Whigs (laughter). Mr. Butler believed that one could depend ou the Whigs (laughter). might well depend a broken reed. Alderman Carroll said that the Irish people ...
... the north-east circuit. We understand this change has been made in consequence of the Dcrrymacash prosecutions,âAor/tovi Whig. The Late Sir Matthew Barrington.âWe are informed that a memorial, originating among the relatives, frit and admirers of ...
... the office would not have suffered in the slightest degree in bis hands. THE RUMOURED DEATH OF CHARLES LEVER. Tb« Northern Whig, which states that it copied the an- nouncement Mr. Lever’s death from the Limerick Chronicle, saja to-day that the many admirers ...
... subject seemed astonished at the apathy with which we bore the insult, and 1 must again say, the words of the writer in Northern Whig “it a slight that Irishmen should no longer bear, to have to expatriate themselves before they can trusted to take part the ...