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... increase of the Donum, is about to proceed to London to urge the same demand upon the head of her Majesty's Government.—Northern Whig. On Monday last an agricultural labourer at Kemberton, named Thomas Lawrence, received a letter from the Court of Chancery ...
... honourable gentleman promises, on the first supply day, to propose a vote of censure upon the policy of the Government and their Whig predecessors for thirty years, on the ground of its having led to constant wars, culminating in the burning of Kagosima and ...
... very severely. The injured man was conveyed to the Cavan Infirmary. It is feared that his spine has been fractured.—Northern Whig. ...
... letters of A Tory of the Old School, whose secret, unhappily, has not been so well preserved as that of Junius, assail such Whig gentlemen, official and non-official, are assumed to sympathise with the Chief Secretary for Ireland, with an acrimony that ...
... one of the most valued of the old coun:ry party, has quitted public life on account of ill-health ; ind from the opposite, or Whig benches, Mr. Puller, who jut a few days back was moving about actively, has disappeared, having paid the debt nature. For the ...
... improved their position. Next to their presumed or pretended sympathies with the cause of Reform, the strongest recommendation Whig Ministers to the English public has always lain in their supposed skill in foreign politics. Once let it be suspected that ...
... 1055—443 in hospital, wounded, and 57 dead in the field! But the Danes are longer in front, but in the rere of Messunde. Northern Whig. ...
... study. Mr. FERRAND complained of the tyranny systematically practised by Whig Governments in the Royal dockyards, and the practices which they had always dopted to strengthen the Whig interest in the dockyard oards. After a few words from Mr. Dalglish, The ...
... the other. We have a Whig Lord Lieutenant. The Eail of Carlisle is a high-minded nobleman, who always | speaks gracefully, and all that he wants is a party. That | old and respectable party of which he is a member—the ancient Whig party—has died out in ...
... her Majesty's Government, begun by the present Prime Minister in China thirty years ago, and from that time enforced by every Whig Government, has led to constant little wars which have culminated in the deeply deplored burning of Kagosim.i, and the massacres ...
... s to the effort that the policy of the present government, begun 30 years ago bv the Prime Minister, and enforced by every Whig Government, has led to constant wars, which has culminated iu the burning of Kagosima and the massacres at ; that the government ...
... intended to whitewash the Home Secretary, but, in spite of the helping hand of Sir J. Pakington—and it is surprising how, when a Whig Minister is really in difficulties, a Con- servative chief always steps forward to help him out of them—the public impression ...