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... settlement can be effected without some compromise; and indeed we have ourselves seen this truth exemplified in our own days under Whig Ministers and a Reform Parliament. In the Russian war we sacrificed the Christian Churches in the East to the salvation of ...
... for Dundalk received support from the Conservative leaders who profess such sympathy for discrowned authority, and reprove Whig intervention in the Peninsula as a dangerous policy. Where was Mr. Disraeli, or Sir Stafford Northcote, or Seymour Fitzgerald ...
... money, and that the object of his second visit was to secure All the drawers were opened in most scientific manner. Northern Whig. ...
... think tliat there is wonderfully fine design in all this dulness—that Mr. Disraeli playing an awfully deep game m alluring the Whigs and U [tramontanes to fight out then quarrel the point of mutual exhaustabon, when will step m and take the spoil. Players ...
... Lord Stanley of Alderley, the Postmaster-General. Mr. Lowe was refused admission to this sacred enclosure of aristocratic Whigs on the suspicion that writes for The Times. But why member of the illustrious House Stanley was excluded is a question we cannot ...
... of the English nation tends to indefinitely delay. This has been injurious at home as well abroad, for it has allowed the Whigs to acquire the credit of being the only friends of the freedom which is our noblest heritage. And what has this impolitic reticence ...
... construction may be suggested to resist new implements of demolition ? In these matters Governments have no choice. Be they Whig or Tory they must go on. As long as war is in the world they will be the victims of necessity, and then the only rule we can ...
... THE CONSTITUTION; OR, CORK ADVERTISER.-MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 14, 1862 The Whigs had afterwards for long time made capital out of the question, and over and over again they had deceived the Catholics. As to this Italian question, the Government were, doubt ...
... our able contemporary satisfied. Sir Thomas Uesketh, of Rufford Park, has been elected by majority 513 over Mr. Melley, the Whig candidate, who polled altogether, but 1,014. Thus another Conservative fills the seat vacated by a Ministerialist, and Lord ...
... but on this ground they cannot be gratified to see a Tory statesman reckoned on as the doer of a work too unprotestant for a Whig. Alderman Roe ought not therefore to give expression to a belief which may have been unfounded, or which, if not unfounded ...
... more universally respected. In politics he was an ardent Liberal; but among the Tories he had more friends than among the Whigs. In the terrible crisis of 1825 he, like many others, found Ills resources, ample they were, unavailing the moment; but he ...
... It-will-be-seeii-by-advertKement-in-another-column” system of shabby puffing which has now become an intolerable nuisance Northern Whig. i • • Legal Hints—ln an action for fees a physician cannot recover. In cases of illness the patients are often in the ...