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... Whitebait.” It was not political, though it began with the Tories ; but, as a party, they had nothing to do with it. The Whigs have no claim to the invention. Radical Reformers at its birth were unknown. If Lord John be Radical or a Reformer the merit ...
... ballot; and from this period to 1811 he took an active part, under Sir Kobert Peel, in battering the lame government of the Whigs. When Peel entered upon office Mr. Herbert was appointed secretary to the admiralty, and so remained until, in 1845, he was ...
... THE BEGINNING OF THE END. The retirement of Lord John Russell to the lords teaches us the melancholy lesson that Whigs are not immortal. The leaders who have led the Liberals of England for many years, in the ineritable course of things must before long ...
... LAST WEEK 1 North 2906 1£216 6 5 South 2862 I 205 10 6 Brightside 1220 90 7 A SCENE at mi IRISH TOWN COUNCIL. The Northern Whig gives the following graphic report of an extraordinary scene which occurred at a recent meeting of the Cork town council: Mr ...
... British Mail. Flogging in the Irish Army. —The Irish papers report several recent cases flogging in th& Irish army. The Northern Whig says that on Satnr- It day morning, at half-past tive o’clock, a private of the 62nd Regiment, in the local depot, was snbjected ...
... the same county 141 Roman Catholic priests minister to a Roman Catholic population of 103,489 —one to every 735. —Northern Whig. The Okavango River.—lt had at this point a remarkably straight coarse, winding nevertheless in short curves here and there ...
... of offices. No party can afford to take its stand on past achievements and to be officered entirely by veterans, and both Whigs and Peelites may find out when it is too late how entirely they have been dependent on the great personal popularity of Lord ...
... post letters, 1; concealing childbirth, 1; perjury, ; passing base coin, 1; night poaching, 4 ; other offences, 7. Northern Whig. A Prisoner for Forty Years. —Sir W. Fraser writes to the Times: —A few days ago I saw in the Queen’s bench a man who had been ...
... connected with the town of Sheffield, and I believe I can say with the greatest frankness that whether the man who went up was Whig, Tory, Radical, Churchman or Dissenter, it made no difference whatever. (Hear, hear.) So far as I regard Sir John Ramsden, ...
... and muscle in its home politics, a tone, in fact, of almost official optimism which we, as Whigs, regret keenly, and which the country does not expect from a Whig ministry. But though on points feeble and unsatisfactory, the cabinet is, even in personnel ...
... existing government would be to drive back the cause they have at heart all over the world. The literary Whig would feel for Italy, as the more muscular Whig feels for reform, and the party would be once more united on the double resolve to keep out Lord Derby ...