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... perpetuate tbe domination of the families by whom it is our misfortune ruled, I and, of course, were eulogised by all who were I Whigs, or bad hopes from them. The nftn was • diametrically opposed to tbe principles of the tour preceding, yet was similarly eulogised ...
... them into greater disfavour; and the next goneral elections will, without doubt, result in the complete discomfiture of the Whigs. The says rumours are flying about which indicate that the Conserve lives not think it impossible that tho Earl of BY MACCAY ...
... the Opposition benchog are better filled than the Ministerial ones. This seldom occurs in Parliamentary annals ; for the Whigs, through their desire to show a good front, and keep in tbe oernpaots of, or aspirants after, office- Most members openpy their ...
... of things explain away these Conservative triumphs. They say theio are no longer three parties in the House—Conservatives, Whigs, and Radicals; that virtually there are but two parties and that Lord Palmerston fully as Conservative as Lord Derby, and the ...
... Lyons’ stead for Cork. We trust tbat tbe attempt will be made, as, if so, we believe that two more seats will be lost to the Whigs. —lrish Times. In reply question put Major Gavin, M.P., respecting tbo Irish Fisheries Bill, tbe Chief Secretary bas announced ...
... ROSCOMMON AND LEITRIM GAZETTE.—BOYLE, SATURDAY, MARCH 30. 1861. said to bare burst into loara hearing that the Whigs could not lorma cabinet. Weep, daughter of royal hoe, A sire’a disgrace, realm’s aecay Ah! fcappy if each tear of thine Could wash a lather’s ...
... Palmerston will fear, never down to remote posterily” statesman who Lad.refused place. But then it is to be remembered that Whigs and Liberals refuse nothing. ...
... of reform and retrenchment, if they will but wail ; but it ia not meant for use. It never ready when it ie wanted. He is a Whig, Reformer, a friend the people, advocate of progress. He does not deny but that further reforms miebt be made—he is very indignant ...
... between the bon. gentleman and bis quondam supporters, the Whig. Chiefs tho borough especially Dr. Burke, 8.P., who, oo lbs subject of National Education, and on many other points, opposed to the Whig Government and Us supporters. Ir'uh Times. Tub Representation ...
... Exchequer whether be should forbear a little longer or not; and many interested in its welfsre feared crnel plot from the Whigs would burst upon It. But when Mr. Glad, stone, pressed on all sides to prove bis surplus on financial year, and harassed by ...
... events ran steadily when the circles raised the fallen pebble have ceased to wimple the surface. may ask who would lead the Whigs if Lord Palmerston or Lord John Russell were removed From the political sphere Thus is, one or another great genius may be ...
... libels originated a Whig leader, upon the principle that if you throw a quantity of dirt soifie of it will stick, and greedily caught np the noisy pack of Radical trading politicians who judge other men’s motives by tbeir'own. The Whigs heartily wish that ...