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... WHIG JOBBERY IN THE PEERAGE. In the estimates for 1861 under the head of Civil Contingencies, page 8, we find £512 16s. paid by the Government out of the public monies the cost of Lord Brougham's patent, extending his peerage to bis brother William and ...
... elevated to the Upper House, Wm. Talbot Crosbie, of Ardfert Abbey, The O’Donoghdb, will stand for the conoty: the former on Whig principles. No Conservative move has been as yet made. ...
... more of a Whig and less of a Liberal than he had been when out of office, and did more than any of hia colleagues to reduce the once great party of the Whigs to position in which no one could say a good word for it. Lord John baa been the Whig, par excellence ...
... 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. Of his subordinate, Mr. Gladstone, we need hardly speak. commenced public life as decided Conservative and ...
... arc we to seek onr new representative? is the important question that must soon be decided by the constituency. There are Whigs, save the mark, aye, and UUramontanists too, anxions to occupy Colonel Herbert’s place. But, we ask the Conservatives of Kerry ...
... recently been shipped hence for Copenhagen; and this is regarded the opening of a trade with that port in this article.—Northern Whig. ...
... Rnssell to the peerage is the break op of the old Whig party. There is no one left in the House of Commons to lead the remaining adherents of the great party which so long rated England. Thera are no young Whigs. The generation now assuming the charge of d ...
... right of the subject as against the privileges of the member, and roused itself to an enthusiastic on of those constitutional whigs who so nobly vindicated the popular cause. To say that if the petition had been any means favourable to the contract the Times ...
... originally as R Lberal paper, then bee' of the Young Ireland party, and billet th of the Habeas Corpus Act, in 14., it exponent of Whig principles at We heartily welcome the secession of o cotemporary to the ranks of movement, of which, as regards the Citel the ...
... mind the tameness of the beasts Alexander Selkirk reigned through Belfast. The old disturbed districts, says the Northern Whig, were as peaceable as if Sandy-row and the Pound had shaken hands and resolved to quarrel no more. As is natural, the ...
... history. But this hltw sharp skirmish of last night shows House of s in a curious aspect. see there tbe stupid, immovaold Whigs, as our lively Democratic friends love ' them, urgently defending right of petition and the sponsibility members Parliament ...
... of the Ist Minister, are 10 and 20 years his junior, whereas in the House of Lords, Lord John would be the senior of all the Whig Ministers there sitting. LAST NIGHTS VOTE on NATIONAL EDUCATION IRELAND. Mr. I. Butt, M.P., has written to the Times, stating ...