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... dissension in the Ministerial ranks, and in the event of the breakdown of Lord Palmerston’s Administration, that no modified Whig Ministry will bo found acceptable the country. There is,” it says, party in the Government with which the Conservatives jnst ...
... political harbour in the borough Chipping Wycombe. The former mcmVr. Sir George Dash wood, was a Whig, who used vole in favor the Ballot. Mr. Remington is Whig, too, but more Wbiggish than Iris predecessor, because won't rote for the Ballot The Conservatives ...
... but in all the towns in the Province of Ulster, I hope we will have more discussions Grand Jones about the circulation the Whig and the Conservative paper of Belfast.—l am, Ac., A Constant Reader of the News-Letter. , Lisburn, August 13, 1802. ...
... Parliament for the Connty Armagh in first Imperial Parliament- and, subeequently. in the yearn 1815 and 1826. He was of extreme Whig politics. During one of the perioda when failed in his election for County Armagh, he entered the Grenadier Guards served the ...
... true, of political significance to call for resignation (if, indeed, anything short of a direct vote of censure could cause a Whig Ministry to give up their offices), but the principle involved is important. It may not he of much political consequence that ...
... Belfast. He did so, and had commauicatcd to him certain documents which had been handed over Mr. Finlay, proprietor of the Whig. The documents had been forwarded to him (Mr. Finlay), and be conceived that the proper mode of dealing with them would to ...
... ROOM and large RED-ROOM, or Bod ana room. »itb the use of ■> P«rloar tor D.nmg in, for the Winter Months. Address, •M L. U., Whig Ofhee,” staling particular* and terms, uicioaing all extras. __ ■mm TAN TED. A STEADY. DECENT MAN AS CARTER in Town, who would ...
... therefore, that there will bo no more Dartv fights this session, although every one seems have arrived the conclnsion that the Whig* are doomed and cannot possibly pull through another y Irish business before Parliament is. I believe, to be - squelched in ...
... serious disaster**; but, in heart of a people resolved to be free, disasters stimulate to increased exertions.” The Itichmond Whig thinks Jefferson Davis’* Government the most failure in history, and says holm shonld surrendered to abler and bvtb r hands ...
... from ignominious defeat. their credit it spoken, many Roman Catholic gentlemen and some of the more respectable members of the Whig party, unwilling that the Town Council should be made laughing stock, gave their support to the Conservative candidates, who ...
... and they cannot remembered to the credit the Ministry and many voter, when asked to give his vote for tbe Whig candidate, replies that the Whigs threw out Government that was acting with seal and honesty, and tbat was giving the country good Reform Bill ...
... under these circumstances, abandoned, assembled force upon the quay of Drogheda, prepared, according to the admission of the Whig, to give Mr. Macafee such a reception as Gavazzi got in Tralee.” The subject of the lecture was, The Kingdom of the Stone,” ...