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... ambitious political career. But now the honourable gentleman is on the official shelf — laid by, never to be used again. Such is Whig treatment and ministerial gratitude. Shall we be surprised at continual displays of disappointment and soreness, which only ...
... that that learning which led them to oertain nonclusions required to be overborne by the force directed against them by the Whig Government of the day. laugh, and Hear.) The petitions which he had presented from the tint. vereity of Oxford was somewhat ...
... likes it better, of trod. The total am give. to the working dam of that very against the of Bear He said that tie frith the Whig piny. But the fast is they cord sot pro- emery Is SAM% • yaw. Year armour. tlatea Warrior chank foes Wog p e ars had taws tko ...
... the Irish Church E tablishment. He feared that this question, formerly stalking-horse as well as the stumbling-block of the Whig party, was in little favour with the occupants of the Treasury Bench. Its revival was no more woloorso to than than ghost of ...
... Robert E Lee and was brother Williams late General M'Clellan’s staff Opinions of Southern Papers An editorial in the Richmond Whig says: The news from the south-west continues to be of the most cheering character Nobly has General Pemberton vindicated the ...
... ignorance existed in this country upon the subject of the Irish church—a subject which was formerly made the stalking horse of the Whig party, but which now found little interest for the treasury bench. It was far easier for the Government to read lectures to ...
... Church question is a question of justice, of morality, of religion, and not of figures and averages. He who treats it as the Whigs treated it of old (but with more excuse) degrades it. What it is unjust to inflict on a large minority, it is equally unjust ...
... State wee net quite accurate in saying that this mined had slept M 4, because in the deletes of 1843 1844 the linden of the Whig parte ecodemeed the Church of Trebled, and attriboted to it woo of she evils from which that country seen& Lord Macaulay said ...
... in a district which the ensue afterwards returned as containing but MD Probstant Episcopalians in all. SOON twenty years ago Whig statesman eras ant anther strongly on the abuses of Irish tempo- Whim In 1844 Earl Russell said— I concur in e plan proposed ...
... a-qoestion which would the signal disterd and jiriSttoa, for not helieve tftst the ieeUiifof ot.the public SHaw soy Gavcmtnen t, it Whig Conservative, to ..ia they did is 1838. Ha must remind the Hone that since ward the question had a'ways ben raised by Esgli ...
... ia one ot the funniest battle* of the *ar, although on a very small scale.—ManAatfan Described by the South.—-The Richmond Whig of May 27th thus says Cool, wary, and -elfish Great Britain has been watching the American war with the complacency of old ...