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... Ministry was de- stroyed by a vote notoriously insincere as regarded the par- ticular question in hand. Protectionistsand Whigs turned round upon the Mfffister in order to throw him from his seat. Lord John Russell and Lord George Bentinck both supported ...
... character until the toast of “ The Irish Society” was pro. As will be seen by the following report, taken from the Belfast Whig, the uproar reached its height during the hb of the hon. member for Finsbury :— Mr. Cox, M.P., Deputy Governor of the Irish ...
... Bid Receie NI Albert Bedstwee. Breach sad busilso. =Nears RN; sad best Coded Bab Cooetiqrsisk MN liapay Werdrehis i of Draws Whig : Tease Wan, Ihusleg Towed Waft. am AWN a well famished lialobia. Selo powealy• . .. PETRI PIIIRINGTOS, .. Queasier% Mb -- ...
... their way into power 'gain. In October, 1162, a crisis occurred. The Duke of Newcastle, from power, intrigued with 'the great Whigs, and persuaded two of them—Devonshire and Rockintam—to resign their places Is the Household. A few days afterwards, the king ...
... the bankruptcy to Mn, Rynd, bin solicitor. CAVENDISHES. • (earns TEIS SPECTATOR.) The career of the Cavendishes, as a great Whig house, devoted to the cause which In those days re. presented freedom, the cause, that is, et aristocratic as opposed to regal ...
... The Alabama, which, we have stated, has suffered from the severe hurricane, is owned Messrs. J. P. Corry and Co.—Northern Whig. Two Livekpoou Ships Abandoned ix the Atlantic.—-By the arrival Tuesday morning this port of the ship Liberty, Captain Willett ...
... unmanageable in the compare tiveiy end 'had., even of a vice-ret who is feeweeny popular enough to make the Dory boys love a Whig, when we relays reedy for &lateral to, if need be, over the whole three kisgdoms, the royal family, at whose preseenee they ...
... the Chief Justiceship of the Irish Common Pleas, Sir. Pluuket succeeded to the office and obtained English peerage. When the Whigs came into power, at the close of the year 1830, Lord Plunket became Lord Chancellor Ireland He held the Irish Great Seal until ...
... same as the Lagan. Mr. R. Guffikin—A little further up you would have seen springs. Sir John Arnott then retired.—iVorlAcrn Whig. Madrid, 2nd Oct.—The ministry intend to lay before the courts the draft of a new law the pre*«, the principal features of ...
... the enemy has been driven several positions but still con- fronted him.. He captured 20 guns and 2,500 prison- “The Richmond Whig estimates the Confederate loss at 5,000 men, including six generals killed and seven men. A portion of General Meade’s forces ...
... Addressing his admirers from tbe window ot hi. hotel, the honourable gentleman said lie was a Tory,: good old Tor ,. sod hated a Whig as the Devil hated holy water. A FXSLBTON TOR Tea Flalts--A Singular transaction, by a leading member of the tong firm ...