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... ourselves resronsible The speech of the Earl of Derby on the first night of the Session will probably be treasured up cane fully by Whig journalists. Did his Lordship mean to promise a complete Sessional truce, as the Times alleges, and others would have us ...

... place the detested prince in an odious light. The excitement against the prince bad reached its acme at this period, when a Whig ministry had attained power, and public insults to the prince were no rarity. He was known in England as the leader of the ...

... at thin 1 stain, but the asadisay te issereee also hew ihe Mot .I c k ti 7 Illme daltairime their ter We is came Irk by the Whig than sembere capsule Wt. ea Weer* 0 Yong, le w u w. at the wed Maher nit ea tbe be. Idea eat, whe Mb losea Waft ewe the ...

... nomination took place on Thursday, when Mr. Chapman, the Conservative candidate, was proved to he the popular favourite, while his Whig opponent, Mr. Heneage, could with difficulty obtain a hearing. Mr. Heneage is the gentleman who so kindly made room for a ...

... but extend generdus support to Lord Palmerston’s Ooverntiient itnder certain conditions. In plain terms, Mr. Potter renegade Whig; and therefore Tory. 1867, he was one of the most zealous supporters Admiral Berkeley, and vilified and traduced the Tories ...

... Palmerston, Mr. Sidney Herbert (the late Lord Herbert)—the principal Conservative friends of Sir Robert Peel and the leading Whigs. Now Admiral Berkeley was requested to join that Government, and he did so, and in strict accordance with the vote I had given ...

... have something to gain from Liberalism. Men high in place, influence, title, and wealth, still profess Whig principles, and are identified with Whig interests in the tenure of patronage and office. But purer and more enlightened political ideas are spreading ...

... NOKIAATION took place on Thursday when Mr. Chapman, the Conservative candidate, was proved to be the popular favourite, while his Whig oppouent, Mr. Reunite, could with difficulty obtain a hearing. Mr. fleneage the geolleinan who so kiudly made room for a Coo ...

... the Liberal Party; and Colonel Luke White, late Member for Longford, who has been one of the most con- Slstent supporters of Whig Administrations since 1823, *hen he was relumed for Dublin, after memorable contest fif teen days. This gentleman has, undoubtedly ...

... responsible.] The speech of the Earl of Derby on the first night of the Session will probably he treasured up carefully by Whig journalists. Did his Lordship to promise complete Sessional truce;” the Times alleges, and others would have believe? or did ...

... orikr to place the detested prince in odious light. The • xtitement against prince had reached its demo this period, when a Whig ministry had attained fowtr, and public insults the princs were no rarity, was known England the leader of the High Tory Party ...