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... the governors shall surrender the property on any terms they can get, and reminding them that the opinion of that oracle of a Whig placeman's devotion—a commission—is in favour of Bethlehem being removed. The infallibility of commissions has long been a ...
... probably be improved, for a time at least, by the extension of the Grecian sovereignty over the lonian archipelago. Successive Whig Governments have kept those islands so long in a state of discontent, turbulence, and irritation, that it will be no easy task ...
... cessions that the Whigs would refuse, were t Radicals urgent, if only the Conservative P would take advantage of Mr. WILLIA - NE obliging permission and refrain from votisg; At present, however, since the Radicals bi opinions, and the Whigs no policy, we ...
... and the battle severe and indecisive. o ydiens are on the way to intercept communication. , good a n d b a d, are pl en ty. Whig, of May 18, says : • . t a an's have become very critical in the south-west. 44 army have taken possession of the capital of ...
... wildest which converted the Prote o `.o l constituencies of the north of Ireland into so resting-places for the nominees of a Whig ment, THE DUCHY OF CORNWALL. —Th e Princ e AP, ided yesterday at a meeting of the es presi, yesterday at a meeting his Royal ...
... harping on the union of Toryism and Ultramontanism. For who is the head of the Ultramontane party in Ireland but that arch-Whig Dr. CULLEN, the POPE'S legate? Of the same Ultramontane school are his nominees, the twentytwo Irish members—th 9 MORE O'FERRALLS ...
... which appeared in our issue of Monday last. It is true that the lonian Islands are not yet ceded; but it is certain that even Whig ingratitude and bad faith could hardly go the length of disappointing the Greeks of the promised boon. These islands were the ...
... question to be quietly buried, and expressed the belief that the feeling of the house would not allow any Government, be it Whig or Conservative, to go as far as they did in 1833. It was interred in 1848, resuscitated in 1858, and he had hoped that nothing ...
... three but how long we are to continue floating over the years w9rild. more than replace to Ireland all that sunless seas of Whig diplomacy, and where we are she had lost by the extreme • severity of the past to land—'-upon the green cloth of a Congress ...
... enjoys the annoying distinction, partly because he belongs to the great family of blunderers, and partly because all members— Whig, Tory, and Radical—can see with their own eyes the fruits and official performances of the honourable gentleman's ministration ...
... more costly to the country than their actual support. It was a trifling awkwardness that the defence of such a specimen of Whig administration should fall to the lot of Mr. STANSFELD and Lord CL ARENCE PAGET. Occupying their present places in the Admiralty ...
... member to remember, that great ignorance prevailed this ject, which had been both the stalking-horse and stumbling-block of the Whig government, but whirls found very little favour en the Treasury bench (laughte No doubt it was more popular to read lectures ...