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... with the political opinions of the Whigs, and on many occasions on the change of a ministry he was honoured dy the confidence of her Majesty as to the calling in” of new ministers. In |>oliticB the noble Marquis was a Whig of the old school—a consistent Liberal ...
... howl of indignation because Mr. Venter has ventured to come forth against the favorite of that well-known Radical journal The Whig groans over the sad fact that there is to be contested •lection in Lisburn. is such lover of peace that it deplores the loyal ...
... perfectly acquainted with their positio —uo one understands better, or, rather, ought to understand, the infirmities of the Whig Legislature than the wide-a-wakc Palmerston, and the expert, mischievous Foreign Secretary. A desperate effort has been made ...
... from the Whig Government; and as few political changes they can manage without loss of place. These ameliorations belong those statesmanlike and constitutional views which are identified with Conservatism. Ireland has sunk wholly under Whig domination ...
... Conservative party had never opposed them, but the efforts of Mr. Pitt and Lord Bolingbroke before them had been resisted by the Whigs. He had many years ago called attention to the policy of commercial treaties, which was then condemned by the hoo. member for ...
... of Kerry, to his Irish titles. The deceased marquis had for many years been associated with the political opinions of the Whigs. He did much to the genius of the poet Moore, and to his kindly and active patronage the national bard was much indebted for ...
... THE ELECTION RIOTS AT LISBURN Belfast, Wednesday, 1.30 p.m. —The Northern Whig has just issued a third edition with a despatch from its reporter at Lisburn, by which it appears that the noting in Lisburn last night, breaking of windows and wrecking of ...
... Department baa a despatch that the Montank remained four hours under the enemy’s guns without sustaining any injury. The Richmond Whig asserts that the British steamer Princess Royal, with a valuable cargo of guns and powder, was captured whilst endeavoring ...
... were—Powell, Conservative, 6«8 Fawcett, hig, 627. evonpokt ELKCTfOM. -Thurs.lsy. two O’clock. P -.-F-erd, Conservative, 1 Grey, Whig, The Reprebemtatios itt.— are in a position stale that Mr. Benjamin Lae Guinnes* has consented to stand for the representation ...
... THE GALWAY SUBSIDY GRANTED? The legitimate claims of Ireland have, for once, been recognised and allowed hy Whig Prime Minister, if the authoritative announcement in a Dublin jon oral that her Majesty’s Government have definitively resolved restore the ...
... been adopted long ago, as its immense superiority over oil, besides being much cheaper, is apparent in an instant.—iVorfAe/n* Whig Ou the 3 i instjnt Tullye mi' ilm'd. t'o wife of Wi liam F. Car w.U, Esq., of a sou. ...
... department has despatch that the Montank remained four hours under the enemy’s guns without sustaining any injury. The Richmond Whig asserts the British steamer. Princess Royal, with a valuable cargo of guns and powder, was captured whilst endeavouring to ...